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66ChevyMax 03-10-2012 01:04 PM

Re: Project Vitamin C-10
 
Dang, over 4,000 replies
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lenguini 03-10-2012 02:22 PM

Re: Project Vitamin C-10
 
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Originally Posted by Alan's Classic (Post 3853245)
Thanks David, and yes it will be flemsy until I get it all back together. I will do tack welds all the way around till it's welded solid. I've got a big sunk in place just forward of that area adjacent to the tape that I hope I can work out as I weld everything back together.





Thanks fellers!!



Just messin' with ya. ;)



:thumbs:

First off I'm thinking about doing a blog about this build. Hopeing in time I could generate some extra cash. There are people out there that make a living blogging. That's basically what I'm doing now just not getting any advertisement money coming in. What's your thoughts. I'd love to do some how too videos, but I could incorporate those into the blog using different products. I just don't know what to do. I love teaching and showing people different techniques just don't know the best way to go about it. Cash doesn't exist to do any thing wild. I don't know if I should use a blogging website or create my own site. I'm so confussed.

Anyway got another set of brake lines because of the one that had some lumps in it. Well the new ones are the same way. Why in the world are they that way. It should be a straight line.

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC02231.jpg

I was missing some hardware for my rear brakes. I called O'Rileys and ordered PNH7018 it was only $4.07 with tax.

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC02234.jpg

Shannon and I went to the powder coaters tonight. I picked up my radiator saddles that I had done in wet black. The pic doesn't do it justice. They look awesome.

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...r/DSC02232.jpg

This may seem like a silly question Al....but what are the saddles from,are these original for your truck ?

Cheers,
Ed.:ito:

chad64chevy 03-10-2012 04:22 PM

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lenguini, i believe those are from a 67-72 chevy truck!

alan, i haven't been checking in on you but have now! truck is looking great i had the same idea about the tag lights thats why i didnt fill in those holes!! now i know what it will look like, thanks!!

niterider65 03-10-2012 10:30 PM

Re: Project Vitamin C-10
 
Can't wait to see that hood all slicked out i know its got alot of time in it to
get it this far . looking good .:metal:
:chevy: Bill

shrunken66stroker 03-10-2012 11:52 PM

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Checking in. Lookin good, Alan!

Alan's Classic 03-11-2012 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by likaroc13 (Post 5239959)
i like the license plate lights...saw where you picked up that idea from Jesse...been thinking about getting a year of make plate for mine as well

Thanks , and I forgot to mention where I got the idea.

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Originally Posted by 65Custom (Post 5240526)
Those are the brightest plate lights I have ever seen. I like those they really light up the plate.

:agree:

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Originally Posted by 198plus (Post 5242751)
Alan here's my exhaust, think I'm just going to end mine with turn downs.

Thanks for posting this Ronnie. I was gonna try to find it. I think I will dump mine at the axle, unless the muffler man can make it work.

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Originally Posted by 66ChevyMax (Post 5242862)
Can't wait to see that hood and trim in place. Awesome truck!
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Thanks, and I was able to get a lot of blocking done Friday.

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Originally Posted by 66ChevyMax (Post 5242945)
Dang, over 4,000 replies
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Who would have thought that almost 5 years ago.

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Originally Posted by lenguini (Post 5243055)
This may seem like a silly question Al....but what are the saddles from,are these original for your truck ?

Cheers,
Ed.:ito:

Chad is right, 67-72

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Originally Posted by chad64chevy (Post 5243243)
lenguini, i believe those are from a 67-72 chevy truck!

alan, i haven't been checking in on you but have now! truck is looking great i had the same idea about the tag lights thats why i didnt fill in those holes!! now i know what it will look like, thanks!!

Glad you checked in. I can't keep up with all the new builds going on either. i remember 4-5 years ago it was easy to keep up with everyone's build.

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Originally Posted by niterider65 (Post 5243836)
Can't wait to see that hood all slicked out i know its got alot of time in it to
get it this far . looking good .:metal:
:chevy: Bill

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Originally Posted by shrunken66stroker (Post 5244066)
Checking in. Lookin good, Alan!

Thanks guys!!

No progress this week end. I did start it and pulled it out because Jimmythompson1964 stopped by to check it out. It's always nice to meet others that have a love for these old trucks. It was nice to meet you and your daughter Jimmy.

Shooters_7 03-11-2012 10:30 PM

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I missed it somewhere in here, but what did the seats come out of and how do they fit? I'm 6'2 and with the factory bench there is not much room for the legs!

Alan's Classic 03-11-2012 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Shooters_7 (Post 5246095)
I missed it somewhere in here, but what did the seats come out of and how do they fit? I'm 6'2 and with the factory bench there is not much room for the legs!

99 Silverado, I'm 5'10" and I'm comfortable. However, I think there is less leg room than factory seats. Had to make some mods to the console mounts.

jimmythompson1964 03-12-2012 09:18 AM

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OK guys...I was able to stop by and see Alan's labor of love and the pictures do not do it justice. I hade a 7 hour ride to get back to KY last night and I kept going over the attention to detail he has done to his truck. It is a trophy truck for sure :metal: I love the tail gate, the bed wood the dash and interior and it sounds good open headers as well. Hey Alan next visit maybe a ride around the block to really get me drooling :frog: Really enjoyed spending a few minutes talking truck with ya, Hope to see ya this spring

Alan's Classic 03-12-2012 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by jimmythompson1964 (Post 5246778)
OK guys...I was able to stop by and see Alan's labor of love and the pictures do not do it justice. I hade a 7 hour ride to get back to KY last night and I kept going over the attention to detail he has done to his truck. It is a trophy truck for sure :metal: I love the tail gate, the bed wood the dash and interior and it sounds good open headers as well. Hey Alan next visit maybe a ride around the block to really get me drooling :frog: Really enjoyed spending a few minutes talking truck with ya, Hope to see ya this spring

Thanks Jimmy!! I didn't even think about giving you a ride. I would want it to be running better. Maybe by then I will have inside door handles so we can get out without rolling down the windows. :haha: BTW, they (handles) should be here this week.

daverod 03-13-2012 12:06 AM

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Hard to be cool with no handles.:lol::lol: It worked for "The dukes of hazard".:uhmk:

Dinos63 03-13-2012 11:32 AM

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Trucks looks awsum!!

likaroc13 03-13-2012 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by daverod (Post 5248482)
Hard to be cool with no handles.:lol::lol: It worked for "The dukes of hazard".:uhmk:

can't you just see Alan trying to pull a "Dukes" with his truck, lol...unless he's got mad hops, i bet he'd kick a big dent in the middle of the door, totally missing the window opening :lol:

lenguini 03-13-2012 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by chad64chevy (Post 5243243)
lenguini, i believe those are from a 67-72 chevy truck!

alan, i haven't been checking in on you but have now! truck is looking great i had the same idea about the tag lights thats why i didnt fill in those holes!! now i know what it will look like, thanks!!

Thanks,I appreciate the info.

Cheers,
Ed.:ito:

Alan's Classic 03-13-2012 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by daverod (Post 5248482)
Hard to be cool with no handles.:lol::lol: It worked for "The dukes of hazard".:uhmk:

Movie magic. :haha:

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Originally Posted by Dinos63 (Post 5249076)
Trucks looks awsum!!

Thanks Dino!! :metal:

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Originally Posted by likaroc13 (Post 5249106)
can't you just see Alan trying to pull a "Dukes" with his truck, lol...unless he's got mad hops, i bet he'd kick a big dent in the middle of the door, totally missing the window opening :lol:

This white boy can't jump. It would be good for bloopers. :lol:

:bling:

I got stuff in the mail today and had to install first thing. I got inside door handles, B pillar trim, door sills, wiper switch (not installed yet).

BTW if you didn't know already (I didn't) the B pillar trim comes with the bracket on the rear that is rivited on. I seen several times people asking where to get them. The driver side fit great compared to the passenger.

flips72 03-13-2012 08:54 PM

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nice:metal:one question though.... are you having trouble not grinning?:lol: i would be you couldnt knock the smile off my face if that was mine.

Strodder 03-13-2012 08:55 PM

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Damn Alan your making me sick with envy. :metal::metal::metal:

likaroc13 03-13-2012 09:18 PM

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looks awesome! where'd you get the B-pillar trim?

Alan's Classic 03-14-2012 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by flips72 (Post 5250068)
nice:metal:one question though.... are you having trouble not grinning?:lol: i would be you couldnt knock the smile off my face if that was mine.

You would think that. ;) I'm smiling, but it will be much bigger when the hood and chrome side mouldings are done. Don't get me wrong I do love making progress. Still a lot on my mind as far as the truck goes.

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Originally Posted by Strodder (Post 5250073)
Damn Alan your making me sick with envy. :metal::metal::metal:

Get busy old man............:lol: That's right your a lame duck still, due to the surgery. Getting any better?

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Originally Posted by likaroc13 (Post 5250160)
looks awesome! where'd you get the B-pillar trim?

Thanks, and Classic Industries sends me a 20% off email about once a month, so I took advantage of one.

Strodder 03-14-2012 09:42 AM

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Doin really good, but bored to death. All the work I have to do right now is heavy duty, and very dirty. I started to work on light stuff trying to use my left hand only. I'm even thinking of doing a little on my truck. Stuff that won't hurt my right hand. Can't even post pictures though. My build thread is still CLOSED. :uhmk::waah:
I might have to start a new thread to continue with the documentation. ;)

daverod 03-14-2012 10:24 AM

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I always wondered what happened to old threads.:mm::waah: People must be getting sick of the guy in the orange truck driving around with a big silly grin on his face.:lol: Have you used up all your insured miles yet? Have you picked any dates for your first car show? You know, like a deadline that you have to have everything by.:mm:

McMurphy 03-14-2012 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Alan's Classic (Post 5250606)
Thanks, and Classic Industries sends me a 20% off email about once a month, so I took advantage of one.

I got one of those discount postcards from Year One.
Everything I wanted and need from them is discount immune. After a week of pouring thru their online catalog I just tossed the coupon.
I was pretty disgruntled with them by that time LOL.

I am seeking the parts now from other vendors or original manufacturers because of it.
I guess I should go uncheck the email options from my CI account now, 20% would almost cover the some of the shipping up to Alaska.

Congrats on the progress, those sail trims look good!!

Strodder 03-14-2012 02:42 PM

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Try these guys. They have some good prices

http://www.truckandcarshop.com/

Strodder 03-14-2012 02:46 PM

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Wow I just looked. That side trim is expensive $192.00?? :uhmk:

McMurphy 03-14-2012 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Strodder (Post 5251510)
Try these guys. They have some good prices

http://www.truckandcarshop.com/

Thanks Dennis, I keep forgetting to look at them, need to add them to my faves list!
I got the Year One for the Camaro parts, looking at things like the headers, and the '69 hideaway head light set ups.
With a 20% discount coupon in hand I was looking at making a 500-1k $$ order, now they can just piss off....
Marketing ploys suck.
Marketing promotionals that are honest are cool!!

----the world according to me. :metal:


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