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Old 07-30-2013, 10:18 PM   #1
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Yep big things going on there these days. Once that long bed is off the lift, Gumby starts moving ahead full steam!
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Old 07-31-2013, 12:50 PM   #3
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Back of Bed Cover idea: Bottom CHEVROLET panel out of a spare tailgate? Lookin' good!
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Back of Bed Cover idea: Bottom CHEVROLET panel out of a spare tailgate? Lookin' good!
Thanks! Not a bad idea but I have a plan for what its going to look like but for now, you just have to wait!
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Re: Crushing Gumby 71 Shortbed Patina build

I really enjoy this build! I'n with everyone else, I love the Gumby Green, and the motor looks amazing!
So I must have missed an update - what was the new car you had at the VW Show??
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I really enjoy this build! I'n with everyone else, I love the Gumby Green, and the motor looks amazing!
So I must have missed an update - what was the new car you had at the VW Show??
Sorry about that, it totally slipped my mind! It was the 1954 Porsche 356 Pre A sunroof coupe.

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Ill tell you though, shiny paint cars are a major pain in the ass to keep clean... These cars just sit in the garage under a cover and only come out for show days. Pretty to look at but not much in the way of usability. Thats why I have gumby! Hope you guys dig them.
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I love those old porsches! Not as much as a 67-72 patina truck! lol
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Cool 356's, there not both yours??????????



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I love those old porsches! Not as much as a 67-72 patina truck! lol
I dont know about that, once the Porsche and VW bug bites, tough to get away from..
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Nice Porsche's! I'll agree with Rus though, not as cool as Gumby.
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Very nice, love the old 356's! My first car was a '74 914 that my dad and I put a lot of work into and got back on the road. Not the most beautiful of the Porsche models, but I loved it and had a blast driving it.
Sorry to sidetrack... Can't wait to see more of Gumby!
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Very nice, love the old 356's! My first car was a '74 914 that my dad and I put a lot of work into and got back on the road. Not the most beautiful of the Porsche models, but I loved it and had a blast driving it.
Sorry to sidetrack... Can't wait to see more of Gumby!
Very cool. I actually like the 914s myself but have never owned one. Early 911's are so off the chart expensive these days that most guys are going for 912's and 914's and I have seen some really cool cars built off those platforms lately.

But.... back to trucks Im going to have my stock grille stripped and repolished since its very dull and the anodizing is milky... It is dent free so I would rather just keep it and not run a reproduction part if I don't have to...
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As for the center section, I think I will buy a replacement section as mine is pretty worn. So... should I repaint the black section around the headlights or leave it off? My current grille has some black still on it but I kind of like it without it. What do you guys think?
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I'm a stickler for original style. I vote paint it like original.
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Paint the black!
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I'm gonna agree with the fellas above!
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hmmm ok well maybe I will have to repaint the Black back onto the grille. Honestly, I don't see many people doing that so that may be the reason for me to do so.
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hmmm ok well maybe I will have to repaint the Black back onto the grille. Honestly, I don't see many people doing that so that may be the reason for me to do so.
I just think it "flows better" with the factory black arount the headlights on the '71-'72 trucks.
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I really like the ''71 only" black stripe, that goes completely around the grille.
This is a picture of an original paint grille.
These normally fade away thru the years.
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I've also seen body color in the ring around the headlights, that looks pretty cool. I doo like the off-set that the dark ring gives.
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Very cool photos Keith, thanks! I like the single black outline on the headlights best, the 71 only style looks a bit over the top to me. I think I will be going the single outline route. Off the polisher!!!
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Sounds like a good plan. I'm not a fan of the 71 only stripe either. It's not on mine, and it won't be put back on as long as I own it... not the way I have my build planned as of now anyway.
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Yeh I agree, it looks a little bit to Bumble Bee stripped to me too. Its cool, but its just not for this project I feel. I will be heading up to Delmos this week so some more photos will be coming soon.
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Well its been a busy week for me, but I made it up to Delmos to grab some things I need for the 65 and check out Gumby. Progress is good. Body is very very close to being ready to go back on the chassis. Air cleaner is done and on, valve covers are done and on. Air lines are done.

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That looks great love the stock look on the engine..
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FASTER...FASTER...FASTER. the anxiety is building.
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