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Old 06-11-2011, 02:00 PM   #1
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i will post side shots next week when i get the front sheet metal on
cool! Looking forward to seeing those especially when you get the running boards mounted and it's laid out
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Old 06-16-2011, 10:25 PM   #2
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i got the inner fenders,splash shield,latching plate and core support back from the powdercoater. i also got a radiator from superior radiator on ebay. i bought it for $199 and $24.00 to ship.it a all aluminium 3 row and its good to 750 horsepower.
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Old 06-16-2011, 10:31 PM   #3
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i removed the shifter bump on the column.i cut it off and filled it with steelwool and jb weld. then i sanded and primed it. i'm going to paint it blue tomorrow.
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Old 06-16-2011, 10:43 PM   #4
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someone it the 80s descided that the carryall need a sunroof. it would probably be o.k. if the hole was cut in the right spot. its about a foot to far back. so i am going to have a roof section cut out from a rusted out cab of a truck and have insane wayne weld it in tomorrow.
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Old 06-16-2011, 10:57 PM   #5
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here are some pictures or the hood lace i got from jim carter. the screws,the rubber lace and little metal brackets cost about $20. also got some powdercoated hinges off of ebay from 69powderkeg.the guy used eastwood single stage reflective chrome powder. looks like aluminium and its alot cheaper then chrome. he did a really nice job.also installed the power brake double boost and master cylinder. charlie bled the brake for about 2 hours and couldn't get a pedal. it was a cheapo ebay. i think there is something wrong with the master cylinder.
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Old 06-20-2011, 12:18 PM   #6
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here are some pictures or the hood lace i got from jim carter. the screws,the rubber lace and little metal brackets cost about $20. also got some powdercoated hinges off of ebay from 69powderkeg.the guy used eastwood single stage reflective chrome powder. looks like aluminium and its alot cheaper then chrome. he did a really nice job.also installed the power brake double boost and master cylinder. charlie bled the brake for about 2 hours and couldn't get a pedal. it was a cheapo ebay. i think there is something wrong with the master cylinder.
I hope the single stage chrome powdercoat lasts awhile for you. I used the same powder on a job and wound up having to redo it and buy new decals again too. The single stage chromes are not quite scienced out yet. The finish won't hold up compared to usual chrome powder topped with a clearcoat. Just make sure and not touch it any more than you have to. The body oils seemed to do the damage to the finish.

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Old 06-21-2011, 01:05 AM   #7
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here are some pics of the sunroof and gas door filled in. the roof of the truck and the roof of the suburban dont have the exact same curve. so it could not be butt welded. he over lapped it and welded it in. then he hammered and dollied it out and only had to use an 1/8 inch bondo. i am going to use seam sealer in the interior part and paint the outside of the roof tomorrow. i forgot to remove the screwdriver before i took the picture.
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i here the worst thing for single stage chrome powder coat is heat.i figured i would be o.k. with the hinges. but i will try not touching the hinges with my bare hands to much.
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