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He put enough screw holes in it, didn't he?

stewart wrote:looks like it. i reckon that could be fixed with a bit of care and patience. obviously it'd never be completely masked, but it could be camouflaged quite a bit.

yes i expected much worse...
seems like a job for DGNR8!!!!

Pat.

I was expecting much worse too, it's really not as bad as I thought it would be. Almost looks 'professionally done', still fucked up but in a professional way. I stand by globing some filler in there and throwing a sticker over it.

You could probably get that fixed close enough that only you would know. The key would be getting the new paint to match the aged paint. I have had body shop guys get paint to perfectly match the weather paint on an older vehicle. Plug it with a well shaped wood plug use high-build primer Maybe you could find a good body shop guy to get some paint to match and shoot and feather/ blend the paint. Some of those guys are real artists.

so, um... no one here got it?

that'd be a pity. i'd loved to see this one restored as well...

Pat.

it went for not very much money. $900 or something.