1967 C10 Custom Big Window

[my67chevytruck]

keep after it... looking good....

[Slick67]

Originally Posted by my67chevytruck

keep after it... looking good....

What area in DFDubya are you in? I lived there for a year in a Residents Inn on 75 @ 635 while working on this Oil and Gas project. I occasionally go to Plano for work too, right by the DP feild.

[Slick67]

Not much progress this past weekend. Releived the bed of the trim, did some more rust delete on the cab by the a/c vent hole and smothered it in POR15 also did the trans x-member. Checked on the progress of my engine, or lack thereof. Cleaned the shop up too........it needed it bad.

[my67chevytruck]

Originally Posted by Slick67

What area in DFDubya are you in? I lived there for a year in a Residents Inn on 75 @ 635 while working on this Oil and Gas project. I occasionally go to Plano for work too, right by the DP feild.

I live in Midlothian, TX. you still doing the oil and gas thing? I have a bro inlaw and nephew that are working for halliburton .

[Slick67]

Originally Posted by my67chevytruck

I live in Midlothian, TX. you still doing the oil and gas thing? I have a bro inlaw and nephew that are working for halliburton .

Yep, still O&G. Our Plano office is on Granite Pkwy. We just had a couple of guys here today that left this project for Halliburton and now we are using them ON this project. Go figure. I'm Ex-Enron too...

[my67chevytruck]

cool, with all that OT this should be done

[Slick67]

Got a little done this Fathers Day weekend, Happy Fathers Day Dads!!! Coated the whole bottom of the bed in POR 15 after a major washing and scrubbing. Let that dry over night and finished the bottom off with plenty of rubberized undercoating in the fenderwells and on the inside of the bedsides. Too bad I didn't take a pic of the final product, but half way through it looked great so I snaped a pic.

[custom70]

Thats looking nice, waiting to see how you are going to do the fuel filler.

[nuke1]

heyhey, that is looking nice, and unfortunately we do have to clean our shops up once in a while.

[Slick67]

Originally Posted by nuke1

heyhey, that is looking nice, and unfortunately we do have to clean our shops up once in a while.

Thanks NuKe1. Your WAYYYY ahead of my little project!!!

Doh!!!! I ran my hoist into the driverside of my cab and dented it a little bit.........well a little skim coat will cure the problem. Oh yeah, the gas filler tube.........doing a little research on that right now, maybe through the taillight and hinge the light, that is the cleanest way.

[my67chevytruck]

looking good.

[Slick67]

Got a little accomplished this weekend. After a little filler and 6 hours worth of sanding (in 106 degree weather) my bodyman and I shot some sealer on the cab.....had a bottle of water.....then shot a light coat of K2 primer.....had another bottle of water....then shot another thick coat of the K2 primer....and had another bottle of water and some Gatorade. HOT AS HATES Gonna let that cure for a couple of days and get ready for some block sanding! I got word on my engine, finally, it's a no go on the 283....can't get any .125 pistons to make a 301......BUT...the guy that owns the shop felt bad that he has had my engine for 4 months just to give me bad news and offered me another 283 or.......327!!! Yep, it's gonna have a 327 now.

[my67chevytruck]

progress........... looking good. and yes it was a hot mofo......

[VA72C10]

Looking good! I hopefully will be to that point in a month or so.

[Slick67]

Originally Posted by VA72C10

Looking good! I hopefully will be to that point in a month or so.

Keep at it VA72....I have been workin on this cab since February.

[Prathbun]

Great job!! Thanks for all the pics and updates. I'm interested in your fuel cell mounting. Why did you need to cut the cross member just on the passenger side?? Was it so you could wiggle it into place or was it not square?? Where do the fuel lines exit?? Looks like a really neat job!!

[Slick67]

Originally Posted by Prathbun

Great job!! Thanks for all the pics and updates. I'm interested in your fuel cell mounting. Why did you need to cut the cross member just on the passenger side?? Was it so you could wiggle it into place or was it not square?? Where do the fuel lines exit?? Looks like a really neat job!!

Thanks Prathbun! You have to cut only the passenger side since the crossmember forward of that is mounted at an angle, look at the pics and you can see the angle difference. In order for the fuel cell to not rub, this has to be done. I suppose you could mount it from the bottom, but the tank hangs pretty low as is and that helps the problem some. The fuel line exits the bottom rear of the tank by way of 90 degree elbow pointing toward the passenger side of the frame and then up to the fuel pump. I appreciate the compliments!! Feels good to be able to help with the pics and use this forum to help others who love their trucks!!

[Slick67]

Went by the Motor Shop and they started my 327, it was fresh out of the hot tank. I was told it should be together in about a week and a half.<It's about time.>

[STOCKISH]

the attention to detail is awesome. Going to be a great looking truck.

[Slick67]

Originally Posted by 1972SuperCheyenne

the attention to detail is awesome. Going to be a great looking truck.

Thanks1972SC! The truck in your avatar, is that yours? Here is a link to a 71 that lives close by me.
http://www.sporttruck.com/featuredve.../photo_13.html

[Slick67]

Didn't get much done the past couple of weekends, but did snap a couple of pics of parts that I had done a while back. Also threw in a pic of my tank and compressors for the bags. Here ya go you picture freaks!!

[my67chevytruck]

progress is progress.

[19723DR]

Looks awesome. Now let's get that thing put together.

[Slick67]

So many little things to do. Drilled the holes for all of the emblems that were not originally on the truck......looks cool! Well.......I thought it did.

[STOCKISH]

No not mine, just inspiration.

That link is the truck in my avatar.