Taxi
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I fixed one up a while ago.
I highly recommend the blue ramp and to change out the pop bumpers to yellow and add Metal-mods taxi stickers. Really improved the aesthetics. I had planned on doing a hardtop on it, but got a chance to trade it at a good price. Did the ramps from fantasy... they are really good, though there was a batch where the bracket was installed upside down. Check them before trying to re-install or you'll be delayed waiting for a replacement.
Quoted from Lamonsoff:The back box is now done, but it hasn’t been without its drama. Turns out Behr spray paint just stinks. So much so that I’ve had to clear everything with Rustoleum 2x satin clear. Results are quite nice though. [quoted image]
Looks fantastic
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Burlington, ON
Bay Shore, NY