Flat black! Just in time for Maryland!

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  1. paperboy

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    Man, this just keeps looking better! Would love to see it in person!!!!!
     
  2. 2791fordmaveric

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    Tail pan also!
     

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    z28th1s MCCI State Rep Coordinator

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    Nice job on the stripes!

    That looks familiar! Change the flat black paint to Bright Lime and it looks just like mine. BTW, what color paint did you use to paint the stripes?
     
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    This is actually the mopar color sublime
     
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    OK, thanks!

    The guy I bought my Grabber from said that someone had repainted the rear panel on my car black. He said he used some type of Mopar engine paint to redo my rear panel. It is a pretty close match to the original (maybe a little brighter) and looks very similar to yours.

    Here is a picture of mine.

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    Thanks! I have put my heart and soul in to this car and this is what I came up with in a year! First outing will be in ocean city for the mini meet! Check out my build page as well it starts from the beginning!
     
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    Looks good, consistent line spacing. Nicely done, I like the green over the black.
    :tiphat:
     
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    Nice! I would've left the tail light panel flat black, but just to center all the attention to the stripes which look really awesome. (y)
     
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    Looks awesome !
     
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    Looks great.
     
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    Really looks good....:thumbs2:
     

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