Here we go again (restoration time) [Dial-up killer]

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Ghettoboom767

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Hi Frank-Nice restoration!! I'm always amazed how you get the whole box apart and clean it like this!
I wish I had the room and table to do this kind of resto!
Maybe someday when I move to a bigger place I can take on such a job.
Great work as always!!-GB. :-) :yes: :thumbsup: :cool: :surf:
 

Master Z

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I saw that first couple pics of the inside and knew exactly what it was,unfortunatly my bolt aka is too F'ed to restore to stock, but steps are being taken make it look better. :yes:

YO Frank, since you got the speakers out what size are they? also hole mounting dia.???
Thanks.

And Ira, You better be paying the man for his work! :lol:

Top Notch, Top Notch!!!!!
 

mellymelsr

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...stunning work Frank, you are truly talented. What is the paint code for that silver paint? I have a silver grail to redo and that color is perfect....
 

Retro Addict

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Well you certainly know how to tackle a resoration head on! That's some very hard work you've put in. :yes: I just know it's going to look minty when you've finished! :-)
 

hemiguy2006

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@ Freddie I dont know is Bobby making me graphics???
@ Ghetto I dont really have a specific spot to do this.
Usually where ever, on the floor , kitchen counter , bath tub :lol: you just have to be creative.
@ Paul The speaker cages are 6 1/2 wide and 6 1/8 from mounting hole to mounting hole.
speakers are 2 inches deep. Also the box = mine now. :-D
@ Melly check the pics for the paint and color code.
The paint is an awesome match and goes on nice and even and also dries very fast.
within minutes you are done and can handle the part.
I would say using this specific paint even amateur painters could get great results.
I ame getting really close to being done and I am very excited with how its progressing so without further adue .
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MONOLITHIC

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Man, I don't know how the hell I missed this thread! :huh: :sadno: :dunce:

As always, INCREDIBLE work! :thumbsup:

Wouldn't mind seeing some more pics tho! :-P

I'll be patiently monitoring. :cool:
 

redbenjoe

I Am Legend
hard to believe --that just 2 saturdays ago :-O
-we were all on franks local beach with that POS --
and i was ashamed to be polluting the gulf with it :-D :-D

now -- its GORGEOUS !!! :drool: :drool: :thumbsup:
 

hemiguy2006

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Well ,
Got it all back together.
Still having some mechanical issues including a farting right speaker.
So if anyone has some replacement 6 inch speakers for me please let me know.
My speaker dimensions are somewhere on this thread.
I didn't put the cassette door back on because the box will have to come apart again,
and the brainiacs at Nippon put the tape door screws under the glued on aluminum trim.
You guessed it the tape door has to come off to open the case. :no:
Here are the pics Enjoy!!!!!
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mellymelsr

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Absolutely stunning work Frank. Thank you for the paint hookup...I picked up some today at Ace...I will post pics after my grail project is done. Beautiful work my friend.... :thumbsup:
 

Fatdog

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Damn, Frank! Another amazing restoration.

I think you just increased the value of that "beater" by about $7,000,000,062.18. :yes: :-)
 
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