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But they will stay pretty shiny. I got them on Ebay, Out of Cali. I think it was $117 with shipping. AMK Racing. An off brand, But I'm pleased with the quality. Good thick flanges, Nice welds. http://stores.ebay.com/amkprojectracing Spike:smoke: |
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ordered! hahaha the addiction never ends, progress is looking good
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CHEVY SBC STAINLESS BLOCK HUGGER RACE HEADERS 350 400 Item # 260724412150 Spike:smoke: |
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But I'm also considering making a tilt forward hood setup.:D Spike:smoke: |
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It looks like my engine sits a little lower than yours. Spike:smoke: |
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You may have to go with something like these dynatechs, Or a "T" style
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so........any updates?
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Just found your thread and i must say awesome build. Looks like your moving along at a real good pace. Love the color
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We've been moving from a 1700 square foot building, To a new facility, With five buildings, The largest is over 10,000 square feet. The area was a collision repair center. That has been shut down for a couple of years. And gutted by crack heads. So, I've been busy rewiring the building. And doing building repairs. Including, An office area, Two shops, And a freshly rebuilt paintbooth. All in all. Updates coming soon :D Spike:smoke: |
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Here is one of the two shops, The paint booth, And compressures
for the main building. Spike:smoke: |
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oh man! What i would give fore space like that:metal:
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I've two of the four compressures running, Two air dryers running.
Next I'll work on the next building, With a large bay, And a newer paintbooth. Spike:smoke: |
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very jealous, I haven't done a thing myself, went on vacation for a few weeks and need to do spring cleaning/storage before I can get back at it, getting the itch to work at it again so hopefully in the next week or so I'll have some new posts myself, all these parts laying around just look outta place;)
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I started on the bed. Got it basically torn apart. Wood is in great shape, The PO replaced it. But I found holes and more holes, That have been bondo'd over. As well as snap holes all around the edges. About 60 holes total :( But cob35 loaned me his gas mig, And gave me a welding lesson or two. But my welds didn't look as pretty as his. :lol: After some grinding, They all looked good. Spike:smoke: |
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I also got some more done on the cab.
Got the rest of the paint off, Except the firewall, And bottom. I had dents across the back, Looked like the gas tank expanded. Looks good now though. And the cab corners where a lot better than I expected. Spike:smoke: |
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wow...body looks like it is in great shape
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But I can still see some of the crease, Or dimples Spike:smoke: |
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looks great what did you use to strip it down that nice?
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And remove all the loose paint. Most will come off easily with a putty knife. Depending on how many layers there are, You may have to repeat this step. Once I'm down to the inside bends, I use a wire brush after letting more stripper work. One more light coat of stripper, And a coarse scotch bright. Will remove anything that's left. Wipe it down with some acetone on a rag. Then I coat it with phoscote to neutralize any rust, And prevent it from rusting, Until I prime it. Spike:smoke: |
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Well, I've about got everything stripped.
I even tore the bed completely apart. Tues and Wed, I plan on hitting a few hard to reach areas with the sand blaster. Then I can start etch priming :D Spike:smoke: |
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