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It's been a whole day, and TWO pages of posts... where's all the progress pics?!:lol:
I don't know if spindles and bags will get that thing low enough?:ito: |
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Spindles and bags will have to do because I'm not going any lower with this one.......yet :lol: |
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very nice find. how about some pics of the dents? how bad are they.
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Dropped by to see Keith and his new find yesterday. This truck is nice! The plans are gonna make it a kickass truck tho in it's current state..it's already cool!
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I got to watch this one. I wish I could find a nice truck like that...
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subscribed....look forward to watching this one!!!
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It looks a little like a early 90's Chevy truck teal color.....
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Dude you weren't kidding when you said the frame was immaculate. That looks as clean as my late model truck. I don't think there is enough rust on it for POR-15 to bite. I would consider Eastwoods "Chassis Black" ...:metal:
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Look at how little damage the Texas weather has done to it. Almost like a new frame, and it wasn't treated to any special coating.
Knowing that it will remain indoors, and get driven on nice days makes me think that a good durable chassis paint will hold up just fine. |
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i'm very surprised by rustoleum hammered paint. i just took my electic grinder with the wire wheel, clean and brushed painted it on. very surprised, just painted my last frame a few months ago with por 15 but i would hesitate a moment with using this rustoleum again. i picked black but it comes out a bit grayish. very satisfied for a driver frame. 10 dollars a quart....
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I agree, just do a scuff and shoot with Chassis Black or even a semi-gloss rustoleum rattle can black.
Are you going to pull the bed and front clip before painting the frame? I would almost not mess with that much as that could get you carried from you simple plan.... |
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Hey Kieth truck looks good. Ken is probably correct on the POR 15. It likes to stick to rust. I have rattle canned a lot of them. I have not ever used Eastwood black. But have used alot of there other spray paints. I have used alot of black paint from Tractor Supply. 2 part epoxy tractor paint. What ever you use i know it will turn out great. Keep us updated.
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Nice score....
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Keith,
Have I told you lately that I hate you??? |
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Several people ask me if the frame had been powder coated when i was building the frame.I might be able to dig up some pictures.
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That's one awesome find. Going to be another killer ride. Cant wait to see more pics.
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cool project keith cant wait to see more on this one
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Daaayummmmm Keith! That's gonna be sweet. Hopefully you will have it finished when I come to Dallas Labor Day weekend. I really want to come check it out.
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