Stoner Jr finished in Wood Grain: East Coast Style By Memory Lane Restorations

[oscar]

I don't think Rick would dare participate. He would look so bad he might lose his show.

[Eric]

Did you paint that!..Awesome... what is your technique?... do you have photos of that
process?... would love to see it. Great job!

[Chedki]

I don't think Rick would dare participate. He would look so bad he might lose his show.

and possibly his business !  

[rayg]

Hi Curtis,

 Can you tell what the size (diameter and thickness) of the metal disk did you used for the side lock (I got the lock itself) as picture link below and do you have any spare to sell? If not then where did you get the rare stock from?

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=182028021865038&set=a.182026791865161.48992.126665017401339&type=1&theater

Thanks,

Ray

[RetroMe]

Absolutely AMAZING Machine Curtis. I think of all the ones I've seen you do this is my new favorite. Great work. Thanks for sharing your craftsmanship with us all.

[sodaworks]

Curtis is the woodgrain paint or Vinyl? Just curious. It looks great. T

[David D]

It does look great, nice work.

[Roadman]

Great job Curtis! Can't wait to see how my two Stoner Theatres you are working on turn out.  And I agree, Amercian Restoration's "faked" Theatre is dull.  Dave

[bcharlton]

Congrats to Roadman for jumping in.  He is a new guy with the kind of passion for the hobby that many of us have.  I wish him well on his journey down memory lane.

Let me know if you need any help Dave.

Brian

[Ken R]

Only one word I can think of to describe the quality workmanship.... PHENOMENAL!!!!   Great job!