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Old 01-31-2013, 11:53 PM   #1
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Re: My 1952 truck.

What wiper kit did you buy? I have the Brother's replacement electric motor and no issues with keeping the cowl vent. Vintage Air, however, is really close. I'm making my own brackets now to mount it where I want it.
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Old 02-01-2013, 10:02 AM   #2
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What wiper kit did you buy? I have the Brother's replacement electric motor and no issues with keeping the cowl vent. Vintage Air, however, is really close. I'm making my own brackets now to mount it where I want it.
Newport Engineering kit.
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Old 02-16-2013, 11:45 PM   #3
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Well, I started ony console again. Got quite a bit of it roughed in today. Little more foam work then fibreglass....I hate fibreglass.
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Old 02-20-2013, 09:20 AM   #4
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I luv the vent, don't axe it pleasssseeeeeeeee
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Newport Engineering kit.
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Bought the wipers so long ago I forgot which kit I bought. I have the SPW kit so the vent is no problem to keep if I want.
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Old 02-17-2013, 12:25 AM   #5
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Re: My 1952 truck.

Great job! Now hurry up with the concole so I can get ideas for mine.
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Old 02-17-2013, 12:35 AM   #6
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I am finally working on it again Shadow. Have to get some epoxy resin before I can start sticking it on. Need some lights and the stereo head also. Hate fibreglass. Did I say that already?
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Console looks good. Is the insulation for template use? Or are you going back with mdf board?
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Old 02-17-2013, 11:33 AM   #8
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Console looks good. Is the insulation for template use? Or are you going back with mdf board?
I'm going to fibreglass right over it once I sand it to final shape. So easy to work with the foam and way less mess. Sands super fast.
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Fit up gear indicator.
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Old 02-17-2013, 09:14 PM   #11
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Going to add a shallow tray in front of shifter, then tape it up and start fibreglassing.
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Old 02-20-2013, 09:36 AM   #12
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Very nice! I came up with doing consoles just like this by myself! Kinda nice to see someone else sucssessfully doing it too. Only I didn't think of using the tape, I used a heavy tin foil. Didn't work as good as what this looks like. What tape is that? I love the whole truck. So many sweet ideas coming together shows for a good eye! Keep it up and i look forward to more progress.
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Old 02-20-2013, 11:39 AM   #13
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Very nice! I came up with doing consoles just like this by myself! Kinda nice to see someone else sucssessfully doing it too. Only I didn't think of using the tape, I used a heavy tin foil. Didn't work as good as what this looks like. What tape is that? I love the whole truck. So many sweet ideas coming together shows for a good eye! Keep it up and i look forward to more progress.
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Thanks Nebdrummer. The foam works so well that I wish I thought of using it the first two times. Never MDF again. The tape is an A/C tape that you can see through. It is a type of plastic like that crappy Christmas paper you buy by mistake. (You can see through it). The foam and tape just lifts right out.
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BTW Nebdrummer, you get your cab painted yet? You do awesome bodywork. I should fly you to Canada to paint mine.
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Sweet stereo That I bought for her last night.
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Old 02-20-2013, 12:37 PM   #16
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Nice! Ill have to look that stuff up when I start on mine. No it's not painted yet. I got some things I wanna get caught up on before I dive into that price tag. Lol. But hopefully by my birthday it will be in color. March 5th. Lol and about doing urs, get in line! Lol. Superfly wants his done too. I can't even get to his yet!

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Re: My 1952 truck.

truck is looking great. great deal on the 53'. I got one of those too.
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Everything is looking great. Great job man.
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Everything is looking great. Great job man.
Thanks Bam. I was gimped for a few months with a back issue, now I am back at it, my wife is giving grief about too much shop time! Yours is looking real fine. Getting close eh?
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Thanks Bam. I was gimped for a few months with a back issue, now I am back at it, my wife is giving grief about too much shop time! Yours is looking real fine. Getting close eh?
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Yeah I know how those back issues can be. The pain is ridiculous. Any way nope, I'm not getting close at all. I have not touched that truck in a while. Honey do list man, you know how it is. I have to finish what the wife needs first then comes my toys. If the wife is not happy no body is happy. They have a way of making sure of that.lol

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Yeah I know how those back issues can be. The pain is ridiculous. Any way nope, I'm not getting close at all. I have not touched that truck in a while. Honey do list man, you know how it is. I have to finish what the wife needs first then comes my toys. If the wife is not happy no body is happy. They have a way of making sure of that.lol

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Yeah, well, I am in the house tonight. No truer words spoken bud.
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Canada it is! Can it be a plane ticket for two?! Haha
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Worked until 3am this morning fibreglassing. Got the wood blocks changed out to metal, stereo head fitted, two more coats put on, and a first attempt at the storage box for console. Only had about a 1/16" inch of glass on my fingers when I went inside.
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This is the tape I use. Fibreglass does not faze it. It is called metalized tape. Plastic with thin coating of metal on it. It is transparent also. I should coat my door handles. Stuff looks as good as chrome.
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