he makes it look so easy. He's got the skills too.
~mike
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I restored a 1973 Schwinn World Voyageur and had D&D repaint it in the
original orange. He helped research the decals, found a source for
'em, and did a truly amazing paint job on the bike. Cost me more than
I admitted to my wife but, as the RBWOB group can appreciate, it was
worth the expense.
+1.The seat-tube sticker is a b.Getting the back to line up
decently ain't easy. This whole video is pretty awe inspiring though-
a top craftsman at work.
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> The most fascinating part for me was the decal pla
The most fascinating part for me was the decal placement. It takes a lot of
nerve to say "yeah, that looks right" that quickly.
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It makes you appreciate how much work goes into a frame.
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Just got the email w/ that link: awesome to see a Hilsen getting
painted. Very cool...
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