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Looks great! That orange looks sharp.

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thanks a lot. I hope t paint the rest of the truck maybe this next week.

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Today I went down to Tarpon Springs and seen a fellow board member. He rebuilt my steering column. What a difference it made. I also got all the right parts for my shifter from the column to the transmission. I also got a new rag joint and I hope to install It this week in. Got so much to do I don't know what to do first.
This is what I will want to install this week.
steering column
steering shaft
rag jointshifter from column to transmission
If I get these parts installed it will be a lot done. The key work is IF

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I painted the steering column and the shifter links today.

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Nothing done on the old girl today. I had to do some more honey do's. Installed a new sink and faucet in the kitchen. Got a new 50'' flat screen led tv and a new computer. Now I know she will be happy. The computer was over due.

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pictures of steering column just had it rebuilt by a fellow board member called captRMW
http://i.imgur.com/1LL3kpzl.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/R22tB3il.jpg
pictures of shifter that I picked up from another board member
http://i.imgur.com/7Bhv9hnl.jpg

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nothing but rest today. The grass needs cutting so I might have to break out the rider.

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LOL... Grass needs cutting.. We have 1" of Ice here with about 3" of snow on top of it and it is still snowing...

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The column looks great George!

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Grass needs cutting? That's just rude...

Orange looks good, George

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Drove past your town yesterday, should of stopped and helped you mow! Stuck in Mississippi now, waiting for weather to get better to make back home to Illinois. Truck is looking good and all that attention your putting into those small parts will set it off nicely. Here's a picture to keep you cool while you mow. Dave.

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I hear you man. but my heart goes out to you guys up north. 85 here today

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thanks a lot guy. A fellow board member done it for parts only. what a deal

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Thanks a lot there guy and I love it here it Florida sorry about being rude. about the grass, here it was 85 today. But My heary goes out to you un there in Wi

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thanks for the cool picture of all the snow. try and stay warm.

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Today I set up the hood to paint the underside. I was shocked on how much sand was still left in the ribs when I sand blasted it. I took my air nozzle and blew it out before I painted the primer. but still there is more sand. I would like to remove the sand entirely before I paint the orange on the underside. I don't want and sand to get in the fresh paint. any ideas guys. Would water remove the sand. or would that make a even more of a mess. I have been installing new doors in a friends house, so I haven't done anything on the truck.

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Trucks looking good George

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George... The only way to get rid of the sand is to just keep blowing it with compressed air... Turning the hood several time to move the sand around... it is a lone hard process... By the way if you have the guys contact info that rebuilt your column PM it to me please...

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Looking really good!!!

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thanks a lot there guy

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I sent you a PM

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Thanks George

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sent him a PM so as soon as I hear from him I will let you know. He is Jonny on the spot of returning my PM's

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Today, I started sanding on the underside of the hood. It seems like a ton of sand got on the fresh primer. It has been raining for two days here. But I will take the rain over the snow any day. Still blowing sand out of the ribs on the underside of the hood. Maybe soon I can paint the underside and install it back on the truck.

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Youre welcome and glad to help!