11-22-2014, 08:31 PM | #401 |
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Thanks Mark! It was truly a pleasure meeting you today! I hope to keep in touch and I hope those parts work good for ya! It's good to know that there are still good people in the world! Oh and I owe to 10 bucks! Sorry about that I just now counted the money...
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11-22-2014, 09:37 PM | #402 |
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A look at the driver side rear end disc brakes. I did my best to mock that diagram... They came out ok!
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Used the diff cap clamps to secure the lines. I still need to make a bracket for the rear flex brake hose because it won't fit on the preexisting area. It actually pretty sturdy. But I will do it for a peace of mind.
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I was very critical of Performance Online (POL). I do believe they could have been more detailed and more technically knowledgeable about their parts they sell. But after speaking to the actual manufacturers of the lines called "Fineline", and getting educated by some people. The parts are bent and fits the 67 really well. And after getting the necessary fittings and clamps with a little tweeking! They turned out great!
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Been slow motion lately. Decided to mock fit my door panels and handles! The chrome doors finalized my decision on my glove box door, it will be chrome!
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Your progress is looking great!
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I need to itemize my electrical components. I currently have my Painless Harness, Dakota Digital Dash with it's components, My outside lights, electric fan relay, my main thing is all the switch items, like the switches that go to the dash, the brake light switch that goes on the brake pedal, and etc. My truck was gutted by the PO and I need everything. I also want to go with remote locks, alarm, a vintage radio with blue tooth capabilities, After market AC unit, and I've decided to go with a push button start. I really would like to start with the switches. Anyone got an itemize list and the best vendor on quality electrical parts?
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Mock fit of steering wheel...
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Nice work getting your lettering on, it looks great.
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Gathered my last remaining parts that I need to be powder coated. Will send off tomorrow with Dan Letter template. Operation final assembly!
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Wow! I just sat here and read every single post and page of this build thread. Totally inspired! Keep up the great work! Your truck is going to look killer. I really dig all the personal and unique touches you've incorporated into a very high quality, thought out build. I totally dig the snakeskin buddy buckets! Man, just beautiful!
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Nice truck. Where did you get the radiator fans and shroud?
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I got both from classic industries. Perfect fit! A little pricey but well worth it!
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After watching several install videos and getting a GM Parts TV Cable. I decided to tap the holes on the block where the bolts go for the transmission and getting a quart of fluid for the converter, I decided to install my tranny!
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It wasn't easy! 4 jacks but I installed it by myself! Wow! I'm very proud! Now I can measure to see what I need to cut and balance my drive shaft to. Looks like 60 inches. But I will double check! Measure twice cut once! I ordered a lot of parts today as well!
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Cleaned the shop today. Bought some wheel dollies too. Hopefully my windshields and rear gets installed tomorrow!
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My truck is so dusty! I need to clean that dash good before the windshield install while I can still reach everything!
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More assembly next week when my shipments come in, been researching AC units this morning. I'm leaning towards vintage air! But Old Air is in a close second and still may over take them... I still have time. All winter to be exact!
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The truck looks great and you really have a good head of steam towards the finish line.
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Thanks Brian. I'm trying to stay positive and focused! New headers and electrical components are on the way! I'm seriously considering trying to wire this thing my self. Any advice? What's your thoughts? Do you have a wiring diagram for dummies? Lol!!!!
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Decided to go for it and attempt to wire my truck! So far so good! Everything is going pretty smooth. The painless instructions are very detailed and the Dakota Digital is very user friendly! Got the extrernal light harness, electrical fans ran... I'm going to take it slow! I got all winter!
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Glad to see your going to tackle the electrical yourself . It's not bad at all . Is that the # 10206 Painless harness ? If so , here's one thing to look for . On mine , wire # 906 was mislabeled as #903 . This is the gry/wht Cooling Fan Switch B+. Wire # 903 is the tan Cigarette lighter B+ lead . It itself was labeled correctly .
Just double check to confirm its correct . Also , if you call Painless tech support , ask to speak with Tony . He's the most knowledgeable , helpful tech guy there . IMO. You can PM me also if you have questions with it or the Dakota Digital stuff . Truck is looking great , keep up the nice work !
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