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TOPIC: The future of vintage glass boats??
The future of vintage glass boats?? 11 years 5 months ago #97097
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Wonder how that ole aristocraft in the barn would be "repurposed" as a couch??
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Re: The future of vintage glass boats?? 11 years 5 months ago #97099
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you would think for $3000 he would have done a bit better paint job!!
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Re:The future of vintage glass boats?? 11 years 5 months ago #97104
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Yeah,I guess the crappy paint job adds to the "artistic value" like
"patina"(translation= rust/faded paint that should be fixed)does to vintage autos |
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Re:The future of vintage glass boats?? 11 years 5 months ago #97114
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good idea, but poor execution . talk about wrapping your a$$ in fiberglass. greg
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Re:The future of vintage glass boats?? 11 years 5 months ago #97136
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I actually saw the show when they did this. I cringed when they started cutting into her, although she was in pretty bad shape...
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