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(@mopar-mr)
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PICs - 'Tis The Season.................Friday.

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(@Billy Collins)
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Another nice gallery.



   
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Hollis how’s the paint on your Desoto? Particularly the black



   
John Shamblin
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Come on Hollis, more details please!

You do some nice work. I'd like to know more about how you do it.'



   
(@Gene Mills)
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Those are all great models Hollis.



   
(@mopar-mr)
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Paint is fine Phil. Black is no problem either.



   
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John, The black DeSoto side glass is not to hard to remove. Just push against it a little. It will snap off then trim it with a modelers knife. You might have to file any rough edges. You can also loosen the screws holding the car together. Remove the under carriage to get to the inside rear side window panel. Some times that will make it easer. As for the wheels pop the hub caps off remove the screws holding the wheel on. I used the rims from a junk Lavender DeSoto. Just do the reverse of what you just did when you took them off.



   
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