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I think he is talking about the plug that goes in the hole that the clutch linkage passes thru on the firewall to the Z bar.
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Yeah....I could definitely use one. I was going to weld it up, but I'd rather have the plug.
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Got the glass removed last night with help from Austin. Pinch welds all look great. Some light surface rust on the lower corners, but not rot or pinholes...and nothing the wire brush didn't take off. Should be able to finish prep on windshield opening....tape off and primer the rest of the interior tonight. MY goal at least. Hoping to get color down over the next weekend and start reassembly. Then back onto engine/trans.
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Got seam sealer down last night. 2 coats sealer and 2 coats base so far. Need 1 more coat base and then clear
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Diggin' the Blue!!!:metal:
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Up to 3 coats color..1 clear
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No problem.
Last coat clear down. Came out great. |
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DANG!!! Looks terrific! :metal::metal::metal:
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Not bad for outside, 20gal portable compressor and home depot husky spray gun. Finish came out great, no runs
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Looking good!
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Heres a few more pics of finish. 1st one ive sprayed in 18 years. |
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Will do the doors this week and then prep exterior of the cab.
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In case any ones interested:
Primer omni mp281 lacquer Base omni dark pepsi blue 12908 Clear shop line jc630 polyurethane And the clear hardner 4:1 shop line jh6370 polyurethane |
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Got the glass sealed into the gasket tonight. Will get the trim in tomorrow or monday. Lots of tape
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Some more headway inside the cab. Got most of the dash switches in. Floor vents and cab light in. Taped off and sprayed the rear of the cab. And masked off the firewall and touched up the undercoating there.
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Few pics of the dash.
Also did the window trim install just a few minutes ago. Undid one 1/4 of the tape, installed trim piece. Ewtaped using what I just removed and repeated process. The trim is the 60-61 wide trim and really makes the glass look good. |
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Lookin' Good Brother! :metal:
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looks really good and i like that color of blue also. hard to believe it was painted outside... nice job.
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That blue looks nice....im still debating on what color to paint my 63..
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Long weekend and heavy workloads these last few weeks, so taking it easy and doing some inside projects. Got clock reassembled after painting yesterday and working on the fleetside cluster some.
Clock is gm part 28921D or O..hard to tell where its cast. I didn't paint over the # on purpose. |
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Prepped the ashtray, heater control and steering wheel for paint. Maybe get color down tomorrow if lucky.
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Man, you're really getting stuff done. The blue looks great. I need to get busy and get my interior painted. :thumbs:
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Not a whole lot done last night, but still progress. Stripped the passenger side door down. Did some spot touch up on a few real small cracks I missed on the steering wheel when doing the epoxy repairs Monday. Polished and installed the trim revel clips and I have a glass install buddy and Austin coming over tonight to set the windshield. Pics to follow tonight.
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Got the front glass in. My buddy whos installing w/me & austin helping did great. Wants to let it sit a few days in the sun and it'll come in just a hair more. Hasnt been cleaned up yet as we ran out of light, but the trim really changed the look. I like it.
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Thanks. It pops up in the classifieds every couple of weeks. Just keep your eyes peeled for it. Be sure to get the 4 revel clips that cover the seams as they are not reproduced either.
Also...the 60-61 trim is 1" wide and will work from 60-63. The 62-63 trim is 1/2" wide and will also work from 60-63. |
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Looks good! :chevy:
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Project of the night was stripping the inner door panels to bare metal
They are now ready for primer, so another batch ready to paint this weekend. |
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