My GC I Restoration

WGDave

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Is there anything on here, specifically the number on the lower right, that indicates anything regarding date of manufacture?

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From this other thread, post #18, it looks like that is a part number. It is identical to the other guy's table.

 

sellingboe

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Table is beautiful, great job.
When you say castings and feet were plated do you mean chrome plated??? They look great!!
Yes. I think so. I don't exactly know what he did. I told him they were nickel plated pot metal but he's known for his chrome plating of high end and antique cars. Frankly, I don't care. As you said, they look great!
 

sellingboe

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Thank you all for your kind comments. I'll post pics of the room when it's done. It's going to be a 60s theme since the table is 60s. Think Bill Graham, Avalon Ballroom, budding San Francisco music scene in the mid-late 60s. Framing is underway next week......will post pics when it's complete.
 

sellingboe

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Great job OP. Your pics brought back a ton of memories! Enjoy
Like I said, I had a hard time choosing between the two colors because they were both so vintage 60s. So, I gave my wife the tiebreaker. She actually wanted me to go back to the original gold, but I couldn't do it. I grew up with too much of that :)
 

sellingboe

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Did a similar restoration on a GC1. Nice job. A lot of work!
Actually, it wasn't too bad. Prep, prime and painting. Castings and feet were outsourced. And setup and new cloth. Believe me, I'm not a DIY guy by nature. The guys who really had their work cut out for them are Rexus31 and Pocket. They got theirs out of a barn. However, make no mistake, I'm pretty happy with the outcome. But thanks!
 
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