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does anyone have more info on this build or a good DIY site covering custom bodywork?
http://www.mwbodyshop.com/pics/index...cle&lang=en_us |
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wow that guys is pretty good... i like the way he works..... yah i got a site " KREATIVE KUSTOMS"
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Shape it with cardboard, then use the cardboard as a template for sheetmetal. old trick, works very well. Not bad work, but not my style.
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