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  1. squeal1

    squeal1 Out To Have Fun

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    Ok guys take it easy on me but here is the block now that it is painted :D

    It is Grabber Green............Sounds like a Ford Paint ;)
     
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  2. squeal1

    squeal1 Out To Have Fun

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    Here is another
     
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  3. Dan Starnes

    Dan Starnes Original owner

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    That is going to work well with your black car. I like it!
    Dan
     
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  4. M.A.V.

    M.A.V. Yep,my real initials.

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    The incredible HULK! :bananaman
     
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    looks awesome to me...i like people who do things different. nice move
     
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    OUCH!!!! I'm blind in one eye now...lol:D somethin tells me thats gonna look pretty good Neal.
    Sure can't be any worse than the hot blue on mine:clap:
     
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    cherrybomb351 New Member

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    that looks awesome Neal! that's really gonna look good. Just a suggestion but I bet a set of green custom 302 decals would look really good on the outside. Might scare off some of those pest camaros and hondas, if not just show em what fords are made of.:)
     
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    better keep Kermit and Miss Piggy away. They may think it's one of his relitives. WOW
     
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  9. Earl Branham

    Earl Branham Certified Old Fart

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    Squeal; how often do you change the batteries in the paint???

    Earl
     
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  10. squeal1

    squeal1 Out To Have Fun

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    I know that a color like this is not for everyone but hey, we got into Mavericks to be different might as well stay that way :D:D

    I was going to go with yellow but I couldn't find one that I liked, they were all to bright. (that don't make much since with the color I went with does it:rolleyes: ) But I think it will really look good down in the black engine compartment. Or at least I think it will :clap:

    Hey and it will match the backround on the Grill emblem :bananaman
     
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  11. M.A.V.

    M.A.V. Yep,my real initials.

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    I think it`ll look cool. Just in case you did`nt know ,Taylor makes plug wires that are a perfect match for that green...same shade.:cool:
     
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    squeal1 Out To Have Fun

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    I have seen those but I don't want to over do it with the green stuff, the only things that will be green in the heads the block and the oil dipstick handle. All the rest will be black.
     
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    I'm thinking body by Ford, engine by John Deere? :)
     
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  14. Tim Wilmoth

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    I like it Neal , different but cool
     
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    randy www.my74mav.tk

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    that motor needs a set of maverick valve covers.:bananaman
     
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