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You ever see the blue and white long box i did...?......9 coats and you could still see through the blue...if there ain't runs in it...it ain't painted.....oh or the other body shop lie.....just park it in the sun and the paint will flow out.....lol |
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Sweet! I can't wait!
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Cant wait to see the pics..
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I went and picked it up this morning. now I have to move a few trucks and a couple cars to get a truck out of the shop, to get this one in before the rain comes tomorrow. I forgot to take close up pics of the rock gaurd for you Trevor, but will try to do it tomorrow. Any how, here it is. It turned out ok. When it was in the booth I wasn't real thrilled. We pushed it out side, and I think it looks a lot better than it did in the booth for sure!
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looks good ryan!
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NICE!!! :metal:
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Looks good!
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Congrats on getting some paint finally!
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iD SAY IT LOOKS PRETTY DAMN GOOD..
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Looks good from here but what is all the white stuff.
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Thanks guys! It might just get to one color after all!
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Looks awesome! I found this thread earlier today after searching for 2wd to 4wd conversion threads. I am seriously contemplating using the 4x4 suspension/crossmember etc from my 73-80 4x4 parts truck for my 68 Suburban.
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Thanks! You could probably make it work with some mods.
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Oh that thing is friking slick!
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Looks Sweet, Ryan!
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Looking good Ryan....It won't be long now!!
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Thanks guys. It's still a long road yet! :lol:
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Yesterday I removed the masking tape from my headliner trim. And guess what came with it? The chrome! :( My supplier went to bat for me and is getting it exchanged for me. The next dilemma, my dash is hugger orange now and I have to make a decision to leave it or paint it a semi gloss black. What looks better in these trucks? I'm assuming the low gloss black will be better for no glare and such. Thoughts please?
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I'm leaning towards semi gloss or near flat black on mine too.
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you could wrap it .....
http://www.auto-spuiten.nl/wp-conten...-wrapping1.jpg its available in flat black and you can take it off when you like the orange better , though im not sure if thats true in sunny states |
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could you post pictures as is with the dashpad just set in place? it would give and idea of what we are looking at and then somebody could photoshop the orange black for you
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Ryan, I had all of my dash hugger orange in a 72 swb 4x4 I built from frame up. I put the chrome vents in the top of the dash with a black dash pad. Looked very nice. I even wetsanded and buffed the dash ( very anal ) it was clean!! I'll try to find some pics of it this weekend.
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When I painted my truck I had the top of the dash body color, mine is a dark teal. The face of the dash is semi gloss black with a black dash pad and black defroster vents. The other interior parts are also body color. I think it gives a little color contrast. It could work with Hugger Orange if its not too bright in the sun or SNOW. I deal with rain and it would be fine here.:lol:
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I'm thinking leave the dash orange... only my .02
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the orange looks nice. wish i was ready for paint...
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We were playing with some with cab lights on her yesterday after Leon came over and put the Windshield and rear window in.
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I like the new lights. looks like the windshield install went smooth.
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It went better since Leon was there. And we haven't cut any holes or anything just seeing how they look and to get opinions.
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Personally, I think the lights look Bad Azz!
I have to give a huge thanks to Leon, LockDoc, for coming over and helping install the windshield and rear window. Without your help, I wouldn't have trim in the gaskets! We had a little issues, but nothing like every one on here rants about. Must be Leon's magic touch! :lol: http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/IMG_0383.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/IMG_0384.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/IMG_0385.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/IMG_0379.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/IMG_0380.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/IMG_0381.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/IMG_0387.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/IMG_0388.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/IMG_0382.jpg |
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I made my windshield installer's week when I told him I was going back with a standard gasket and not the one with the trim. He was VERY happy!!
Truck looks great man!! So, test drive next week, right?? |
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