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Pic 1 In epoxy primer, now you can see the body line better.
Pic 2 In high build primer, don't have one in the final gray primer. |
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Pic 1 Making some more repairs to lower cowl area.
Pic 2 A little filler on drivers side. Pic 3 In high build primer. |
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Here is the bottom of cab, original rusty section in back and new floor up front.
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After blasting I painted the bottom with POR, immediately after painting I sprayed a thin layer of primer on this. That way you can sand and paint without coming off.
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Here it is painted the teal color.
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Pic 1 Stripped firewall for primer.
Pic 2 In epoxy primer. |
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Pic 1 In high build primer and the black section is POR and primer. You can also see my drain tube for the AC.
Pic 2 In final primer. |
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Here is the dash in final primer.
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Pic 1 Got the dash area all masked off and here is the cab in teal paint.
Pic 2 Another view. Pic 3 Also painted the doors. |
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That's it for today. OK guy that's about 300 pics I've posted and not to many replies, come on give and old dog a bone now and then.:confused::whine::wop:
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I was wondering if you'd do anything with the rear cab seam, guess I just needed to wait and see....
How much work did it take to clean up the seam after being welded? I did something similar, welded it and ground it somewhat. I'm thinking of making a profile template off the doors and trying to get a similar profile on the back wall (since the doors never had a seam to begin with). I tried to make sure my welds were hot and quick so as not to build up too much material in there, and I think it worked pretty good but I'm trying to get some insight into what it'll take to make it look good....and yours looks good. Thanks! |
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I'm still amazed. I always wanted to do the removable top mod to mine, but didn't have the guts! Or skills but you've got em. Looks great......more pics!!
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Jim your posts are like a good book, I find myself wanting to look at the end and see how it all turns out, but I don't want to miss all the good stuff that leads up to the end. Don
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Posting early today, got plans for later tonight.
Pic 1 Misc parts ready for blasting Pic 2 more parts pic 3 frame ready for blasting |
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Pic 1 Engine in primer.
Pic 2 Misc parts in primer Pic 3 more parts |
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Pic 1 Engine in teal paint
Pic 2 & 3 misc parts painted. |
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At this point you are thinking is this guy crazy or what, paint the axle flanges. Well my thinking is if I take everything apart and put back together, it has given me the chance to check everything, retorque all bolts, etc. I feel a lot safer the first time out and it's just time and a little paint. If something does go wrong, it's easier to work with clean parts. This is NOT a show truck, eventhough I go to many local shows, I drive this thing everwhere it goes, it's NOT trailered, and it's been put away wet many times. This is just how I build my stuff. Enough BS
Pic 1. axles Pic 2 rear axle housing pic 3 backing plates & drums pic 4 Misc. parts |
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Pic 1 Here the frame is blasted and ready for primer and paint.
Pic 2 frame all painted. |
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A little detail paint on valve covers and air cleaner (not shown).
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Pic 1 Engine and trans in place on frame.
Pic 2 Brake setup installed and running brake lines. Yes I also paint my brake lines:lol::lol:. I use silicone brake fluid, so I don't worry about eating paint. |
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Pic 1 All the goodies installed:ennyd::ennyd:
Pic 2 View from back side. |
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That's is for today, enjoy. Jim
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