'73 Chamonix Bavaria

TedS

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My first try at body work with Harbor Freight tools and Paint Scratch rattle can touch up paint. I didn't use any bondo so the surface is still mottled from hammering. Much better, though. Looks great from 10' away:

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I took care of some worrying surface rust under the hood too. Thanks to @Dick Steinkamp for his timely post on the E3 hood liner. It fits perfectly.
Also a close up to detail difference between Paint Scratch and factory.

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Ted,
What year is your E3? It looks like you might have the "pointy" hood prop cross bar like mine rather than the "softly curved" one like Chris and Rob...

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I don't want to ruin Dan's moment here but another shot of mine because I can't really tell which it is (July 31st, 1972 MY '73)-
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I like the Bondo-free approach. I prefer a little character on my cars just to remind me that they are to be used. After all, using them stewards them the best.
 
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