Originally Posted by MacAttack (Post 3193331)

:smoke:

On the California regulations thing, I have the same problem with painting the inside of my boat every year. It’s a primer that "breathes", loves salt water, is tough as nails, gasses out like you wouldn’t believe and, of course - actually works.

When I order this stuff on the web I have it sent to a friend's house in Phoenix and they just UPS (ground) it to me. An extra few days, but worth it - as the California approved version of this product is not worth the value of the can it comes in.

Just say’in.

Mac. :chevy:

Originally Posted by Alan's Classic (Post 3215586)

Nice work Joe.:metal:

Originally Posted by michael bagby (Post 3215628)

subscribe

Originally Posted by Dinos63 (Post 3215687)

lookin good joe :metal:

Originally Posted by Captainfab (Post 3215698)

Lookin good Joe......I was just wondering when we were going to see an update from you.

When welding those holes up on your frame be careful as to not weld too much on one side at a time.....that could warp your frame. try to alternate top & bottom, left & right, you want to balance out the shrinkage from the welds.

Originally Posted by 4dranch (Post 3215862)

Dang It's about time we got a update :lol:,,,

Works looking good Joe.:metal:

Originally Posted by jason65 (Post 3215883)

Good progress Joe. Nice patches. You got those rockers in?

Originally Posted by jchav62 (Post 3215995)

Looking good, Joe! I wish I had a garage to work in.

Originally Posted by TimE (Post 3216031)

Good job Joe.

Just think...all of that used to be a truck!;)

Originally Posted by kizer (Post 3216205)

Wow are you starting a salvage company or what? Nice job, I'll have to play catch up now. ;)

Originally Posted by custom63 (Post 3216400)

Great progress on the tear down! I'm not to far behind you with a rolling frame and engine.

Originally Posted by 283 Man (Post 3216413)

Great job Joe!!!! nice progress..

Originally Posted by ChiefRocka (Post 3215491)

Nice stripage you got going their...Mr Joe !!:metal:

Originally Posted by protrash64 (Post 3217218)

Joe, I dont think those nuts will be really too bad to get loose. I know they are down in there but I'd hit the weld with a cut-off wheel and see if the whole weld wont come loose and fly off there. I cut some on my exhaust like that and they werent prepped well so the weld just held the nut from spinning, but not good penetration.

Dont get bogged down filling all those holes on the frame or you'll never catch Alan;). I also dont want to call you 'Chip', but I will if I have too:lol:.