Tactical
Battle Fortress Rondel
There wasn't too much bodywork to be done. No major damage, and thankfully no panels to be replaced or remade. Rondel was a Texas car. No rain, no rust. There was a light hit in the passenger side fender and a hit in the passenger quarterpanel. The first thing I did was strip off that awful paint job, uncovering a few little Bondo pockets..nothing major still. Then I proceeded to fill in the door handles, antenna hole, mirror holes, and most of the moulding holes going down the doors and quarters. |
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| Here's my favorite thing. On the trunk there was a Cadillac emblem that consisted of a 'V' and a Caddy crest. you move the lid of the crest and the trunk lock is underneath. I decided to cut out the 'V' and mount my third taillight inside of it. | ||||||||
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| Here's how the Caddy's looking right now. I globbed on a thick coat of primer and put the grill together again. I might just cruise it around like this for awhile, I dunno. At the moment I have other priorities than busting my ass to get Rondel painted. | ||||||||
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