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Topic:	Aluminum siding incident turns into a blessing in disguise

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BeWare Took the Kat to the body shop today. I found one (thanks to Eddie Powell and his son Jason) where they are real car people. Paint damage was much more extensive than I originally thought and posted. With the exception of the deck lid the entire car is going to be repainted. This also means new flames which are now going to be air brushed on and cleared coated over. Similar design but painted in pearl and outlined in the same colors we have now. The only thing is the owner says to be done right he needs to keep the Kat for three weeks. It's going to be tough being without it for that long. But he guarantees it will be done right and worth the wait. Says it will look better than new. He is going to completey disassemble the car for painting. So now, not only will the damage from the siding incident be fixed but also some others area that have had road wear over the years.
Kat goes in the shop right after CTC.
This message has been edited by BeWare on 09-30-2003 at 07:16 PM
Gary C What is the location of the siding on the road? I need a repaint,,,,,

BTW, good news!!!
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HiBoy by Prowler Products

jd2ksilver Three weeks? Complete disassembly?
Glad you can get it done.
This message has been edited by jd2ksilver on 09-30-2003 at 07:52 PM
CJ Rich..........hope all goes well with the new transformation...see you at CTC!!
Blue Kat Can't wait to see the "new" Prowler!
1buddyc BeWare- For what they are going to do, 3 weeks is a VERY REASONABLE time frame. Especially with the Flames...
Buddy
ed monahan Rich, glad to hear the story has an up side. I hope it turns out even better than you expect.
Marc-Colo-99
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Originally posted by jd2ksilver:
Three weeks? Complete disassembly?
Glad you can get it done.
Hey JD, maybe your painter is just slow. See ya soon.
Rich, now that's makin' lemonade out of lemons. can't wait to see it.
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This message has been edited by Marc-Colo-99 on 09-30-2003 at 10:02 PM
DR PROWLER Well I guess when it is all said and done,you'll have a brand new(practically)machine.
What kinda flames are you going to put on?
ETMIDZT What a Great turn around for you Rich! I want to know where the pile of Aluminum is also......

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T O P I C R E V I E W
BeWare	Took the Kat to the body shop today. I found one (thanks to Eddie Powell and his son Jason) where they are real car people. Paint damage was much more extensive than I originally thought and posted. With the exception of the deck lid the entire car is going to be repainted. This also means new flames which are now going to be air brushed on and cleared coated over. Similar design but painted in pearl and outlined in the same colors we have now. The only thing is the owner says to be done right he needs to keep the Kat for three weeks. It's going to be tough being without it for that long. But he guarantees it will be done right and worth the wait. Says it will look better than new. He is going to completey disassemble the car for painting. So now, not only will the damage from the siding incident be fixed but also some others area that have had road wear over the years. Kat goes in the shop right after CTC. This message has been edited by BeWare on 09-30-2003 at 07:16 PM
Gary C	What is the location of the siding on the road? I need a repaint,,,,, BTW, good news!!! ------------------ HiBoy by Prowler Products
jd2ksilver	Three weeks? Complete disassembly? Glad you can get it done. This message has been edited by jd2ksilver on 09-30-2003 at 07:52 PM
CJ	Rich..........hope all goes well with the new transformation...see you at CTC!!
Blue Kat	Can't wait to see the "new" Prowler!
1buddyc	BeWare- For what they are going to do, 3 weeks is a VERY REASONABLE time frame. Especially with the Flames... Buddy
ed monahan	Rich, glad to hear the story has an up side. I hope it turns out even better than you expect.
Marc-Colo-99	quote: Originally posted by jd2ksilver: Three weeks? Complete disassembly? Glad you can get it done. Hey JD, maybe your painter is just slow. See ya soon. Rich, now that's makin' lemonade out of lemons. can't wait to see it. ------------------ This message has been edited by Marc-Colo-99 on 09-30-2003 at 10:02 PM
DR PROWLER	Well I guess when it is all said and done,you'll have a brand new(practically)machine. What kinda flames are you going to put on?
ETMIDZT	What a Great turn around for you Rich! I want to know where the pile of Aluminum is also......