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Alan's Classic 04-30-2009 11:17 PM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Cab painting pictures are near the end of page 37. For those that might have missed them.

Captainfab 04-30-2009 11:40 PM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
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Originally Posted by 70 Suburban (Post 3285489)
nice.. your a few steps ahead of me thats for sure.....went to the salvage yard today.. almost picked up engine and tranny from a 94 buick....5.7 fi serpentine and overdrive...its a thought.

Make sure that engine is a 5.7. During the '94-'96 years there was a 4.3 V8 that looks just like a 5.7 Sorry for the thread hijack Alan.

The cab's looking good Alan :metal:

Alan's Classic 05-01-2009 12:11 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Captainfab (Post 3287333)
Make sure that engine is a 5.7. During the '94-'96 years there was a 4.3 V8 that looks just like a 5.7 Sorry for the thread hijack Alan.

The cab's looking good Alan :metal:

Don't worry about it Captain, your helping a brother out.;) And thanks.

neto 05-01-2009 12:20 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Alan you are still up? Just wondering why the silver paint first? Did you have to sand it again?
Thanks
Ernest

Alan's Classic 05-01-2009 12:30 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan's Classic (Post 3287232)

I didn't have any sealer so I used a silver base coat that was left over for a uniform color for the orange to go over. It is pretty transparent.

Quote:

Originally Posted by neto (Post 3287410)
Alan you are still up? Just wondering why the silver paint first? Did you have to sand it again?
Thanks
Ernest

Yeah, I'm still up. :mm: On transparent colors the base needs to be all one color. If not it will drive you crazy trying to cover it. This was base clear. I've even had problems with single stage not covering good. It seems like the spot (light or dark) will never go away. The painters at work told me about this trick if you don't have any sealer. If it's right or not I'm not sure, but it works. The sealer color for this orange is almost like primer gray.

sidthirteen 05-01-2009 01:21 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Hey Alan! Comin' along great!! Wish I had 1/2 the space to do a full resto. About the header situation, I found these for my 305sb. for a reasonable price. Just another option.... I found them at car-stuff.com #H5668600
They fit great and have plenty of ground clearance..

Palf70Step 05-01-2009 03:55 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Cab looks real good Alan. Hope you still like it when you wake up!

TimE 05-01-2009 04:40 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Man...It's 4 in the morning and those pics about blinded me!:devil:

That looks great Alan!:metal:

70 Suburban 05-01-2009 07:14 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
wow I really cant wait to see that dash together

sdailey 05-01-2009 07:51 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan's Classic (Post 3287232)
I'll respond to everyones comments next. I just want to post these before everyone goes to bed. I worked all day just sanding the inside of the cab and getting it to this point.

I didn't have any sealer so I used a silver base coat that was left over for a uniform color for the orange to go over. It is pretty transparent.

http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/o...t/DSC09372.jpg

Then the base coat

http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/o...t/DSC09377.jpg

Fighting bugs and low light conditions it turned out real good. Once I get some daylight on it I might change my mind.;)

http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/o...t/DSC09379.jpg

http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/o...t/DSC09380.jpg

http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/o...t/DSC09381.jpg

http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/o...t/DSC09383.jpg

http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/o...t/DSC09387.jpg



The cab looks slick Alan. It's starting to come together.:metal::metal:

jason65 05-01-2009 07:54 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Alan, you make me want to work on my body skills.

4dranch 05-01-2009 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by jason65 (Post 3287683)
Alan, you make me want to work on my body skills.

Makes me want a orange crush drink...:lol:
Super nice work Alan:metal:

This will look good in the bed when your done.

MacAttack 05-01-2009 09:57 AM

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Alan, that dash work is absolutely amazing!!!

http://tbn2.google.com/images?q=tbn:...ges/amazed.jpg

Strodder 05-01-2009 10:39 AM

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Congrats on staying busy. Wish I had that option. My world consist of going to work and coming home. I don't get out much. What I'm getting at is I don't have a network people that knows what I do, other than those who read this thread.

I don't get out much either. Remember I walk only 90' to my shop. Me being busy could all end at a drop of a hat. I'm getting known by word of mouth. I've only lived here 4 years. I lived in the Ventura, Ca area since 1977 and knew a lot of people, and don't know very many people here. You need to get that truck done, and hit the cruise nights, and car shows. That will get you going. My 56 Belair got me lots of work. Too bad I had to sell it to finish my shop. It was my calling card. Now I have to get my truck done to help get the word out.
http://belair.smugmug.com/photos/12187260_niCZZ-O.jpg

neto 05-01-2009 11:00 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Man that car looks great. I'm heading south to my parents home in Riverside off of Mt. Vernon.

Strodder 05-01-2009 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by neto (Post 3287911)
Man that car looks great. I'm heading south to my parents home in Riverside off of Mt. Vernon.

Thanks

70 Suburban 05-01-2009 11:07 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Iits kinda hard for me I was know in the import seen. but now getting back to my roots its like starting all over

Alan's Classic 05-01-2009 11:33 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sidthirteen (Post 3287473)
Hey Alan! Comin' along great!! Wish I had 1/2 the space to do a full resto. About the header situation, I found these for my 305sb. for a reasonable price. Just another option.... I found them at car-stuff.com #H5668600
They fit great and have plenty of ground clearance..

Thanks Sid, Thanks for the heads up.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Palf70Step (Post 3287556)
Cab looks real good Alan. Hope you still like it when you wake up!

Thanks man, at day break it looked the same, just some dust. The main thing is there weren't any bugs doing the back stroke.

Quote:

Originally Posted by TimE (Post 3287564)
Man...It's 4 in the morning and those pics about blinded me!:devil:

That looks great Alan!:metal:

It is pretty bright.

Quote:

Originally Posted by 70 Suburban (Post 3287638)
wow I really cant wait to see that dash together

Me neither. I want to set the gauge pods in so bad, but I will wait till I get the outside painted.

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Originally Posted by sdailey (Post 3287676)
The cab looks slick Alan. It's starting to come together.:metal::metal:

You'll have to come check it out tonight.

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Originally Posted by jason65 (Post 3287683)
Alan, you make me want to work on my body skills.

Are you sure about that.:lol: Be careful for what you wish for.

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Originally Posted by 4dranch (Post 3287701)
Makes me want a orange crush drink...:lol:
Super nice work Alan:metal:

This will look good in the bed when your done.

That's a great idea. does anyone have one.

[quote=MacAttack;3287815]Alan, that dash work is absolutely amazing!!!

Thanks Mac


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Originally Posted by Strodder (Post 3287882)
Congrats on staying busy. Wish I had that option. My world consist of going to work and coming home. I don't get out much. What I'm getting at is I don't have a network people that knows what I do, other than those who read this thread.

I don't get out much either. Remember I walk only 90' to my shop. Me being busy could all end at a drop of a hat. I'm getting known by word of mouth. I've only lived here 4 years. I lived in the Ventura, Ca area since 1977 and knew a lot of people, and don't know very many people here. You need to get that truck done, and hit the cruise nights, and car shows. That will get you going. My 56 Belair got me lots of work. Too bad I had to sell it to finish my shop. It was my calling card. Now I have to get my truck done to help get the word out.

That's my plan. It will make a great calling card. I just hope I'm still able too work after this truck is on the road. I might be too old.:lol:

Strodder 05-01-2009 11:43 AM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
I forgot to say. LOOKEN GOOD Allan. :metal::metal:

70 Suburban 05-01-2009 12:10 PM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
you are a stronger man than i there is no way I could wait

ruffrida2005 05-01-2009 01:13 PM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
these are the other headers. http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

ruffrida2005 05-01-2009 01:14 PM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
I forgot the headers they post aren't the header,s you will get. They dont have the right ones pictured, if you look back to the other post I sent you, it's those headers.

protrash64 05-01-2009 02:17 PM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
Hey Alan, looking good!!! About the headers, as another option for you, I used Summit G9014's. Smog header for 88-98, shorty. I had to weld up the O2 sensor port and they were tight on the drivers side, but I used the front position for the engine. In the back position you would have a little more clearance, I imagine. They turned out to be Pacesetter's.

shortbed70 05-01-2009 07:06 PM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
What gun did you use to spray the roof? I am thinking of getting those kits for my gravity feed that will spray upside down.

jgh64pkup 05-01-2009 07:10 PM

Re: My 1965 build thread
 
lookin good before long youll be driving it
i still have another year before i can drive mine
oh and wow 39 pages this is a long thread


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