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Re: 1964 gmc 1000

Hand made sunvisors, and pin striped cab ceiling... got it.
You are certainly doing stuff I have not seen done before !!
Awesome.

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

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Originally Posted by McMurphy (Post 5077216)

Hand made sunvisors, and pin striped cab ceiling... got it.
You are certainly doing stuff I have not seen done before !!
Awesome.

thanks man going to paint the door panels up tonight will be a little diff then the normal paint lines ive seen before should be pretty badass!

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

looking good man but you can keep the cold icey stuff .:lol: l like how you did the glove box and the shifter ... was it hard todo the checkerd board patern ??. and is the inside the truck done in a flat black or gun metal gray??
keep up the good work man its lookin sweet.:metal::chevy:

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

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Originally Posted by niterider65 (Post 5077260)

thanks man!

the checker pattern is really more to do with patience's then being hard i use the bare metal for the other color to make it easyer but you take it down to bare metal tape everything off draw your squares cut them out one by one and paint it then pull off the rest of the tape and clear coat takes a long time on smaller stuff like the shifter witch i messed up like 3 times but the glove box was the first shot same with the rear view mirror and the inside of the cab is flat black

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

door panels are finished up man did they come out sweet!

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

what you guys think?

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

Man, I love your truck... I like the little touches you are doing while going through and redoing things. Keep it up!! The outside black reminds me of one that I had that my dad used to own and it was given to me as my first truck.

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

lookin sharp man :metal: hope to be doing a little of that my self this weekend. if i can keep the temp in the shop around 70 .... but it looks like a cold wet weekend :waah::chevy:

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

well i managed to **** up the roof and my thermostat housing got the roof cleaned up having to go junkyard hunting for the housing nobody sells them that ive found anyway

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

same plan as before other then the roof line im going to do it in gloss black around the set in roof i like the way the gloss looks mixed in with the flat

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still no housing hitting the junkyard soon i hope

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

Thanks for sharing your progress.
Great truck.

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

The bullets would be for.... ???
Dude having to strip you cab ceiling is not worth shooting yourself !!! :lol:

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

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Originally Posted by McMurphy (Post 5093609)

The bullets would be for.... ???
Dude having to strip you cab ceiling is not worth shooting yourself !!! :lol:

LOL pretty dang close but no just a cool pic though i would share:D

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

McMurphy, that's how they strip paint off down there in Utah! LOL

Looking good Kro! Keep it up!

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

last night i did some rewireing on the tail lights was having ground problems worked for about 5 hours on it before i lost it laughing from frustration when i steped on the brake pedal and the dash lights would come on but i finely got it also installed the e brake cables and finished the roof up

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items left rewired the horn to a button on a toggle switch at the moment rewire the wiper motor to a switch buy wiper blades put the last section on wood down under the gas tank
and still no thermostat housing dam thing never should of ****ed with it but then i think this fat pig is finely road worthy!!!

happy new year everyone!!

Re: 1964 gmc 1000

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Originally Posted by Zane M (Post 5093262)

Thanks for sharing your progress.
Great truck.

your welcome thanks for the commet