I saved it and hosted it on my flickr set...

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Originally posted by vdubnut:
Thanks Lee! I'm sure I'll have more questions along the way. Probably won't try to start (seriously) on this for a couple more months, I hope to have it polished and painted by June as we are taking it to my cousin's wedding.

Have a few things to take care of inside before I attack the exterior, but I'm sure I'll be asking some questions as I go.

I'm going to go with a 1/2 Polish exterior. The top section around the windows is going to be painted to match the interior. (Bustle down in the rear, Hood and below in the front.)

I figure I might be able to get it done in a few weekends.

good luck from greg lee's is ths shiniest

hop e yours shiny,shiny is nice !

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Originally posted by vdubnut:
I saved it and hosted it on my flickr set...

hey vdub is that the interior pics link on your page,with the red interior?man thats nice and it has a drop down bunk above seats,pretty cool !

That would be my 1969-70 Barth on board the ossprey
ferry crossing Kootenay Lake from Crawford bay to Nelson B.C.

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Originally posted by greg:
hey vdub is that the interior pics link on your page,with the red interior?man thats nice and it has a drop down bunk above seats,pretty cool !

Yes, that is my interior. I will be matching the "Blood Red" as I like to call it on the exterior as well. Getting rid of all the yellow, brown and grey/silver paint on the exterior this summer... Polishing the Bottom up to where the brown starts now, and continuing along the top above the awning rail. The portion that is currently Brown (wood grain vinyl) and a bit higher after I remove the top trim line will be painted and wrapped around to the front under the windshield. The rear will be painted above the bustle around the rear window. Each curved vertical piece and the round section to the roof will both be polished as well.

But I think the polished with the red will tie the interior to the exterior nicely.