A truck named Joe

[bowcoffin]

Originally Posted by mjensen

Well, I'm glad to see someone in Utah is making progress All I've done is get the core support powder coated and push it in and out of the garage

Haha get on it! Hoping to see you at some car shows with that truck of yours!

[mjensen]

Originally Posted by bowcoffin

Haha get on it! Hoping to see you at some car shows with that truck of yours!

Shows? I'm not sure it will be that nice Hell, I'm not sure they will still refine gasoline by the time I'm done with it

[R.L.]

Great progress and a good looking project too.

[litew8]

Nice start on what will ultimately be a nice driver. I never had the opportunity to build/work on cars with my grandfather - but my father, never once stopped any of his 4 sons from always wrenching on cars growing up. Great memories+pictures you'll have later in life, looking back. One thing, and I hope others don't get upset, but please - call your engine an engine, not motor. A 'motor' is electric, an engine is internal combustion.

[bowcoffin]

Took about a month and a half for me and Gramps to figure this back driver corner/floorpan part out.. But nevertheless, it is finally done. On to the passenger side!

[mjensen]

Good work!!!

Can you guys come work on mine?

[bowcoffin]

Originally Posted by mjensen

Good work!!!

Can you guys come work on mine?

For the right price I'd do the whole restoration for ya! Haha how's your's coming along?

[mjensen]

It's been a little stalled. Trying to figure out just what to do next. I need to get my flywheel and clutch figured out, then the wiring and exhaust. I think after that I may be able to hear this beast roar