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today. I wanted to put the cowl back on the truck. But, my next door neighbor's water pump went out. So I installed a new one for them. Maybe tomorrow.
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Well, I hope that the stainless tail lights and stainless tail lights brackets come in by Monday. They were shipped the first of the week from Ks.
also ordered a set of spray nozzles and a steering wheel. Hope to mount the spray nozzles and cowl one day this week. Again |
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George, not sure how much this helps but here it is anyway. Can't find any washer nozzles but that does not mean I don't have any. I will keep looking.
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LMC aftermarket. Stainless steel. It comes with stands welded to the screen. Pretty easy to install. Can't remember how much it was but for keeping crap out of the cowl, worth it!
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Tank and tailgate are looking great George.
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Looks great, George!
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new set of stainless step side tail lights
a new set of stainless step side light brackets. new tail light lens with blue dot in the center new set without blue dot in the center I don't know why it takes so long to finish the last 20% of a build. It looks like the first 80% just flew by. |
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they are very nice, can you tell us who sells them
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Mounted the stainless tail lights today. Looked real nice. still haven't figured out how to mount the stainless conduit to the tail lights.
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ordered another steering wheel, brake pedal bezel, alt bracket arm and a set of wind shield spray nozzles.
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everything is looking good
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thanks Dean>
I received a e brake pad and bezel also today. I need a pad for the brake pedal 1972 style I received a pair of wind shield sprayer nozzles today. Now I can re-install my cowl back on the truck. |
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bezel for the e-brake and pad also a pad for the brake pedal. I need a bezel for the brake pedal.
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Today I mounted the wind shield spray nozzles that I purchased the other day. I thought they attached to the removable cowl. I tried every angle and then I came in and looked them up on line. It turns out they attach to the truck under the removable cowl. Piece of cake. Got my wire wall plugs for hose kit to go through the fire wall. I received them the other day and tomorrow I will attach them to the pump. Most of these pictures is for the guys like myself that took there truck apart a few years back, and couldn't remember where all the little stuff mount. I hope this helps guys.
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After I get the truck back on the road I might have to bend the nozzles a little bit, so the spray will hit the wind shield. I mounted the radio antenna and the cowl seal and now the cowl was ready and back on the truck. Next I am going to order a pair of stainless wind shield wiper arms. I will get the blades from our local auto parts. Everything I do is a little closer to the finish line.
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Today, I installed the washer hose kit. Put the long hose on the wrong side, so it was about 1' short and the other one was 1 ' to long. I didn't want to take the cowl back off the truck so I used a vacuum hose connector I bought from Auto zone today. I bet I through away a ton of those. But you can't save everything I guess. Well got it all together and it looks ok, I will have to wait for the test later. If you noticed the body lines are perfect. But, I got in a hurry, (getting dark) and I didn't put the 4 small screws in the cowl (on top) and when I closed the hood and reopened it , it chipped the paint, no worries for I am going to repaint the truck anyway.
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George, your repainting the truck? How come?
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