gregs 69 barth

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possibly best pic to date of the old 69,

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Nick Cagle

11/12

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With all these SHINY Barths showing up, I think we might have to have a shiniest Barth contest. Look out Lee, your being challenged

Nick

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Mary Ray

2/16

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Oh My, it is beautiful.

Mary

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Bill N.Y.

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1/19

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Is there any chance of you making it to the Milford GTG Greg?

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Lee

12/12

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Look out Lee, your being challenged

...and this was the year I was going to retire from that activity and go with the natural look

Let the competition begin!

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DougZ

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A person could get blinded if he turned on his brights while he was behind you.

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Bill N.Y.

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1/19

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Lee is the "Current King" of polished Barths... But, it appears that you might have some competition now.

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StinkyDaddy

6/19

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Sweet! That's looking good Greg. I've gotten started polishing the trailer, but I'm nowhere near this.

Wm.

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Lee

12/12

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Lee is the "Current King" of polished Barths

Greg has got a good lookin' project started, and I'm glad to pass the torch....that aluminum polishing is a young man's game

As for me, I'm gonna move on to more productive & meaningful activities, like fishing holes & sports bars

Y'all enjoy Milford....expect lot's of pics and stories from the local guests!

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i,ll take the torch after my arms heal up form polishing,lol i will say that yours is very shiny and very nice! definetly the shiniest (for now).man the 78 sure is in good shape,our old 69 has some battle scars,but they do add character.

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Originally posted by StinkyDaddy:
Sweet! That's looking good Greg. I've gotten started polishing the trailer, but I'm nowhere near this.

Wm.

well good luck to you,it looks like you have as much to polish as i do,they really do look better polished up.

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Originally posted by DougZ:
A person could get blinded if he turned on his brights while he was behind you.

yes hah,would be like the mirrored semi trailer doors that you see from time to time.bright and shiny!

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T&T&B

7/09

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WOW

Beeeeuutifulll

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3/12

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Has anyone considered clear coating the final polish job? It wouldn't be as perfect as the yearly re-do, but may be better than letting it go back to gray.

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Originally posted by noble97monarch:
Has anyone considered clear coating the final polish job? It wouldn't be as perfect as the yearly re-do, but may be better than letting it go back to gray.

hmm maybe worth considering,i,m not sure how long long a polish job will last,guess i,ll find out in months to come.i suppose it would keep weather off of finish if continually set outside.

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