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Here's were we are at now! cleanup!
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Started this yesterday
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Frankenchevy
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I’ve heard the terms “frame off” and “body off” in reference to restos. Are they different? Which is correct? I’ve typically used the term body off. Whenever I’ve restored a vw, Porsche or now my truck; the body comes off.
Just curious...
Just curious...
Colin
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I think of "frame off" as a bare frame only, ready for media blasting and repaint.
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Changing all the bushings so I will get it down to just the frame soon, which I already started sand blasting.
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