69 Ranger Grille

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68RGR
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Re: 69 Ranger Grille

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Holy cow - Are you using bench mounted buffers on these things?

I bought one last month for trim but I don't think I'd ever get to the point where I'd be comfortable using it on a grille.

I just figured you had to use handheld buffers on a grille.
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Re: 69 Ranger Grille

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68RGR wrote:Holy cow - Are you using bench mounted buffers on these things?

I bought one last month for trim but I don't think I'd ever get to the point where I'd be comfortable using it on a grille.

I just figured you had to use handheld buffers on a grille.
Here I am working on a grille. Scary huh?
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Re: 69 Ranger Grille

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I can see where you'd want to be pretty light, slow and easy doing that.

I'd have to have a rubber room or a truck load of grilles.
Bill
68 F100 Ranger
73 F100 Ranger XLT

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