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Fresh from a successful appearance in Moncton, New Brunswick, Hall-of-Famer Gene Winfield welcomed Nova Scotian enthusiasts to his first workshop, showcasing his famous faded, blended candy paint job technique, creating a one-of-kind paint job on a 1954 Ford COE one ton truck. |
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Workshop from the loft... |
Gene painting wheel cover... |
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Once the paint has dried and is tenderly buffed, Gene takes a close inspection look. |
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| Special visitors during the second day of the workshop included Nova Scotia's own Trailer Park Boys, shopping for custom cars at Radical Garage. The buddies ducked into the paint bay long enough to see Gene's project and meet a few surprised fans among the students. | ||
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Curtis gave da boys and their TV director a personal tour of the shop and explained the design process... |
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The guys took time out of their busy schedule to pose for pictures and sign a few autographs... |
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