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Lean to is done. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...2/DSC03622.jpg Passenger side header is on. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC03624.jpg Seems like the truckandcarshop has the wrong pic, or is just me? I need what is in the bottom pic, the cab to fender seal. I have what is in the top pic. It came with the other seals for the fender that I listed in the previous post. The pics must be reversed. Anybody have an extra speedo cable seal at the firewall? If so let me know. The truck shop only offers it in a kit. |
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Did you ever get the lower radiator hode figured out ? I am asking because I have teh same radiator and same mounting locations and am having issues finding a hode that will fit, If you have any suggestions please let me know...and If I get somehere at teh parts house I will let you know.
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Looks like the lean to is going to be a good idea. ;) looks like it will last forever. What's the snow load 250lbs/psf:lol:
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Looking good alan. How long you think till its mobile and drivable?
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Decided to start welding on the fenders. They are a lot easier than the bedsides. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC03628.jpg I used a Lincoln 135 gas welder that Shannon brought over. It welded really nice. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC03630.jpg After welding http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC03629.jpg Grinding the bulk of the weld with a 3M 1991 stone. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC03633.jpg After final grind with a 3" roloc http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC03634.jpg |
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That looks good on the fenders. I did that to mine that last time it was painted. I thought that it really looked much better after it was done.
I wish I was home to work on mine, the weather back home has been in the 70's. I have been over in Austria and Italy since the 15th for work. It is about 10:40 am here and it is 3:40 am back home... You're getting closer to completion.!! |
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I dont remember ever seeing a inner fender to frame seal.
those ones you have pictured attach to the rear fender brace inbetween it and the cab. they help hold water and dirt in there so your brace can rust out:lol: -just kidding- I seem to remember them being attached to a seperate piece of metal , I will see if I have one off and get a pic for you. |
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Does anyone make those braces that hold the fender to cab rubbers? Mine are gone and want to stop the dirt and rocks from hitting my door.
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Alan, those inner fender seals do not hang down, the seal slips on to the contact edge of the inners that make contact with the firewall, I don't have any good pics, but before I tore mine down you could see the seals pushing out from time.
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Trimmed the repop fenders where the cowl extension was hitting. I also welded up the other fender tonight. |
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I tell you what, sir... I've read all 116 pages of this build and it has been a real inspiration to my personal build. (1965 lwb). I'm sure mine, or I know mine, wont turn out anywhere near as good as yours but an inspiration none the less...Great build and great color, mine will be orange as well.
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A little progress last night. Finished up the other fender and started welding on the GMC hood. It was hard to get started on it. It's a really nice hood. There's no turning back now. I started weldeding about a 1" at a time, but it warped a tad bit. I back my welds down to 1/2". It will also depend on how hot your welder is. This was a 110 welder. First I cleaned the gap of all paint or at least as much as I could. I'm almost 1/2 way done with it now. |
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It's hard to have patience. Take your time. I was already going to do the same thing. Glad your doing it first so I can learn from your mistakes. Not that you make any. :lol:
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Alan -You are an inspiration. And you still have some hair
But the closer I get to starting the body work on the 64 , the more worried I get. It has been over 20 years since I last spread Bondo, and I know things and products have improved since "back in the day". Do you have any suggestions or books to re-learn body work and especially metal preparation using the new products? I know the old skills will come back, but I would kinda like to avoid screwin things up if possible. Bubba |
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Okay Alan Question Time!! I remember you prefer Evercoat Rage.. What is the difference between the Rage, Rage gold and Xtreme and Quantam and Z-grip ? What is the best one to use and how do you choose?? Back in the day Bondo was the only choice.
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