Chevrolet Oklahoma Joe

bsimms89

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My Longhorn was getting a little rusty so I figured I'd clean it up and give it a new paintjob. I used rustoleum 1200degree grill paint for the firebox and black parts and duplicolor chevy orange engine enamel rated or 550 degrees for he cooking chamber.

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Pretty close to matching my camaro

 

SmokinAl

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• Jun 30, 2017

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Very cool!

Nicely done!

Al

 

lantzy75

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• Jul 1, 2017

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That looks mighty sharp!

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