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Old 01-27-2012, 04:43 PM
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1966 Cadillac Jo-Han

Hello

Here is another project...a 1966 Cadillac restoration.

I bought this model on ebay....it was build but complete.













sanding off the old paint with P300 wet and P1200 wet.







starting to mark the body....















New 5 spoke wheels and tyres for this one in 20" and 21"....



...old Jo-Han wheels...



...and the new wheels.



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front suspension is done....car is nailed to the bottom.



























I´m using the orginal tyres and wheels and the body ist bright black....
Pictures following....
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starting with Bare Metal Foil



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very nice!
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Re: 1966 Cadillac Jo-Han

Stock wheels look much better in my opinion, glad you put them back on.
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This one is almost done....



















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Re: 1966 Cadillac Jo-Han

Wow, nice work on the caddy. Where did you get the 5 spoke wheels. I'm searching for a set for chevy nomad.

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