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Re: K20 basket case resurrection
Looks good! keep marching forward and check items off as you go. Set small victory and give it another chance at being on the road. Again nice job!
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Re: K20 basket case resurrection
Nice. I tend to put as much junk in the garage on wheels as possible as well. With only a 2 car garage it helps...
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Re: K20 basket case resurrection
Good progress. You are organized and methodical. I like seeing the truck be saved. FWIW, I use simple green to deal with crusted chassis parts. Spray undiluted, wait half an hour. Pressure wash. After a few times I am always surprised how clean it gets. Looks like you are almost through that phase of work though.
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Re: K20 basket case resurrection
Very nice work! I've wire wheeled several frames and I always think it would be better to have them blasted. But the guy I used to use for blasting quit doing it years ago and his prices had me spoiled. I was quoted $650 to have a K20 frame blasted last time I checked and that was the cheapest guy. Luckily I have some young boys that like to help now. :lol:
I like your frame dollies. The only thing I might add is a piece of wood or 2 pieces of angle iron from the front one to the back one to help keep them from getting caught on a crack and tipping out from under the frame. Speaking from experience here. :lol: Keep up the great work. I've got a K20 I need to get started on but I just can't find the time. |
Re: K20 basket case resurrection
Great job so far & thx for all the pix, keep it up
I'm surprised that you're allowed to work outside in the housing complex, you must have great neighbors ......... |
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