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12-24-2010, 09:49 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: North Plains Oregon
Posts: 684
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Re: The Brown Truck
Good for you there's nothing better than saving the old family truck. I will be watching your build. There's alot of things about your build and mine that are the same. My father inlaw bought my truck near new and my wife and her siblings all drove it to high school and it's the same color as yours. So keep your finger nails dirty and your nose to the grind stone. And I'm a old Golf Course Superintendent so I did my time on the links.
GET HER DONE... |
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12-25-2010, 01:25 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Billings, MT
Posts: 417
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Re: The Brown Truck
Thanks 66farmer, that is the plan! I'm not going to set any deadlines yet, but I'm hoping to keep up good progress through the cold winter months.
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12-25-2010, 01:40 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Billings, MT
Posts: 417
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Re: The Brown Truck
As you can see, I had my frame, front suspension x-member, and rear control arms sandblasted. Everything was given the full Por-15 treatment including degreasing with Marine Clean and prep with Metal-Ready. Por-15 is a very picky material, so I wasn't about to take any chances.
Here are a couple of pictures of what I started out with. Next are a couple of shots after a trip to Industrial Coating Solutions here in Billings. Merry Christmas Everyone! |
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