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1937sedandelivery

01-20-2017 @ 7:18 AM

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Hi Larry,
Indeed it has been a good discussion. I sure have learned a lot about Rustic Brown paint, and other paint colors for that matter. I am getting an appreciation for why a good restoration takes so long. It has taken many hours to crawl through the details of just the dome lamp!

By the way, I found a PPT to PDF converter (free) online and converted the pptx file to a PDF format. Hopefully this will open up for you. It doesn't have quite the resolution as the original pptx file, but nonetheless, try zooming in on areas of interest and it still shows decent details.

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Gregg

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01-20-2017 @ 5:52 AM

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Larry;
The picture is in power point. It does not open as a pdf or jpg file as a separate screen. It is down loaded.
Check your downloads under your File Explorer. The image maybe there.

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Larry Lange

01-20-2017 @ 12:45 AM

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Gregg, thanks for your latest posting. This may become the most thoroughly-discussed topic in V-8 club website history. I was not, unfortunately, able to open the images attached to your latest message. Can you send them in a different type of file? Evidently our club website is fussy about what kind of attachments we put on it. I've had similar difficulties.

Sorry, and thanks!
Larry Lange / PSRG

1937sedandelivery

01-18-2017 @ 9:07 PM

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Hello again,
For those of you interested in 37 interior Rustic Brown paint color, yesterday I ordered some parts from Roy Nacewicz and, as usual, struck up a conversation with him about his 37 Sedan Delivery. I asked him about the inside spare tire cover and Masonite quarter panel colors and he said they where Rustic Brown. This is a huge help for me. Turns out the dome lamp that mounts to the passenger side quarter panel is also Rustic Brown. This has been the latest focus in my restoration, pics are attached.
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Gregg

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12-29-2016 @ 2:09 PM

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The posting with the Confidential PPG attachment that Larry Lange submitted, has been deleted because of it being property of PPG.

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1937sedandelivery

12-17-2016 @ 9:10 AM

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Yep, I can view it also....well enough to read the "PPG Confidential" statement at the bottom. Don't know if we should keep this info on the forum, but not my call to make.
Thanks for the info though!
Gregg

len47merc

12-17-2016 @ 5:21 AM

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Winner winner chicken dinner! That must've been it - I can view it now. Hopefully everyone else, especially those needing the color or experienced enough on the years and color to help, can view it as well!

Steve

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12-15-2016 @ 8:04 PM

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Hmmm...now I'm stumped. I can't see it still - shows up as 'Server Error 404 File Not Found'. What kind of file is it? .jpg? Notice your filename does not have a file type suffix - perhaps thats it (?). Admin - ?

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Larry Lange

12-15-2016 @ 1:57 PM

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Steve, thanks for the advice. I'm not the computer nerd I should be.
I've renamed the file, and I hope it will accessible this time. Let me know if it still doesn't come through, so we can try something else.

Larry Lange / PSRG

1937sedandelivery

12-15-2016 @ 6:56 AM

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Aha! Now I know why I got a "server error" when I tried adding an attachment the other day. This is a huge help for further posts.
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Gregg

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