"the graduate"
 

Well guys I have been busy to say the least.....I have decided to leave my 72 truck alone and as is ......in the meantime I came across a deal on a 67 SB I just couldn't pass up I will use a full PB touring mild suspension with accuair some of the parts I had purchased for my blue 72 but will be using on the new build.....My daughter is helping me on this build so she is graduating this year so we will call this build "THE GRADUATE"........I have attached a couple of pics of the start...

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Sealer and firewall modifications.....

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Firewall and toe-board mock up and install.......

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Looks like a great start!! and a good plan i like the smooth shaved firewall

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It's gonna be nice!

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Thanks guys .....

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thats a pretty uncommon cab you have there! factory AC 67 cab thats beautiful!

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Off to a good start!

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that really looks nice. You will like the 67.

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Thanks guys .........I cut some plugs for the dash today.......

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I think it was a smart idea to leave the 72 as is. It's a beautiful truck. And now the new 67 project will be another amazing build. Locked in to this thread !
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Nice!

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Looking killer already!

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Sweet project, love that firewall
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man that firewall looks saaawwweeeetttt dig it man :metal:

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Thanks guys you keep me inspired.......

A little update on the cowl panel .......

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Nice work !

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NICE! I need exactly this done to mine, I was pondering tackling it myself... but I just don't think I quite have the skill to make it look good. How much they charge you to do that if ya don't mind me asking?

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Justin is a member on here send him a private message ......click the link below:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/member.php?u=46792

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PM Sent, Thanks! Good looking start you have goin on!

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That panel turned out nice!

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Wow that cowl is smooooooth
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Sighing up for this one:metal::metal:

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nice work!

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Aside from it looking glass smooth and filling in the antenna hole. Was any other modification done to it. Looking at the pics from phone blinds hard to see details. Looks amazing.
Btw TX. What ever happened to those billet clamp pieces you made for the tubular A Arms and the E Leveling rods??
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Thanks guys .....

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All the vents have been filled the wiper posts are the only holes........I still have the billet shaft collars I am using them on the truck with the E-Level system when I get to that stage I will post some pics......thanks JC

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Im digging the quality metal work. Good job! Subscribed.

Steve

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Filled some of the dash panels today....
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Gonna be so smoooooth!

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Looking good! can't wait to see it come along

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Yessir!

Thanks........

Made a little progress today smoothed out the toe board supports....

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More pics

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That looks much better!

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Nice mod on an overlooked area.
Excellent work!

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I take it you are going to instal some long thin defrost vents in place of the square factory defrost vents?
Im also guessing you are going to remove the center dash speaker hole?

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No long defrost vents I'm making some small ones out of billet aluminum and yes the dash speaker is going bye bye !!!
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WOW! Awesome work.
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I really like the smoothing of the toe board supports. I may have to borrow that idea.

Steve