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Re: Barn raising
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Re: Barn raising
Look great!! Sweet ride with all the upgrades/details on a solid truck, rust free. Awesome find!
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Re: Barn raising
I m in Mike just drop me a pm when you hear of any thing
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Re: Barn raising
Looks like they start on June 30 and go until December 8
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Re: Barn raising
Got a little more done on the truck today, I am in the middle of fabricating a spoiler for the tailgate. My plan is to have a spray in bed liner and a roll up bed cover so the spoiler should transition nicely. Sorry I don't have great pics because it has been raining in So Cal this weekend. to finish it I will have it powder coated satin black.
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I'd rather attempt something great and fail.. than try something ordinary and succeed. Norman Vincent Peale Project: Barn Raising http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=414961 Project: 30 Be Low https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=830583 Last edited by Mike Bradbury; 02-26-2011 at 09:44 PM. |
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Re: Barn raising
Mike,
It looks good! I have not done much to mine other then drive it. I put on an new carb last night. I need to post some pics. Keep it up bro!! Matthew Posted via Mobile Device
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Re: Barn raising
Hey Matthew,
I would love to see update photos of the truck. What was wrong with the old carb?
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Re: Barn raising
When I read spoiler, I thought, please no big wing. This should look alright though.
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Re: Barn raising
Ha Ha my wife said the same thing when I told her I was going to build a spoiler. This should be very modest and classy addition, Once the bed liner and roll top cover are installed it should look even better. I figure if I am going to have a NASCAR inspired shop truck it would need a spoiler.
I finished welding the end caps on but the rain got too bad to pull it out and take a picture. I will be bolting it on with four S.S. button head screws. Two inside and two outside. The finish will be black satin powder coat.
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Re: Barn raising
i like it
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Re: Barn raising
You could paint it black then go over it with a gray and use a heat gun to give it the aged effect . Or something like that
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Re: Barn raising
Love those tires hope to see more,not a Nascar fan myself but those tires just look classy
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Re: Barn raising
hey whats up with the truck man hate to see this die
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Re: Barn raising
Been pretty busy lately. but I did get the spoiler back from powder coat and promptly twisted off a S.S. button head sheet metal screw in the mounting hole. Had to take it off to see how I am going to extract the remnant w/o damaging the tailgate.
Also I prefit a F350 bench seat that I had bought last week. This seat is the same width on the bracket and only needs minimal mods to get it to fit our trucks. Going to have it re upholstered to match the original bench seat stitch pattern. I am going to change the color to black and the carpet also.
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Re: Barn raising
I always figured it would have racing buckets and huge belts that say simpson or something. And window nets...
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Re: Barn raising
I have one daughter and one wife, So I can take my whole family, including my two yellow labs in the bed, on a cruise if I have a bench. I thought about getting a modern split bench seat with all the adjustments that come with it but I really wanted to maintain the vintage look.
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Re: Barn raising
Your truck looks sweet! I've been pondering doing something like this with mine but I have to paint the whole thing first. Gonna try the "fake" patina on it since I just can't handle the mental stress of having a nice paint job
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Re: Barn raising
Mike
I just found and read thru you whole build. The tire idea is really cool and I like your spoiler idea. Looks similar to something I was thinking of for my '98 before I sold it. Is your 9" out of a Lincoln Mark V? The brakes look similar to mine. I was looking at how the caliper mounts to the bracket. It has been so long since mine was together I forgot how they go back together. Looks like I guessed right, I have the spring steel and retainer on the side end of the caliper as you do. The only difference is that my bracket puts the retainer to the top instead of the bottom. I will need to go check mine to see if I have the brackets flipped side to side. Do you know if they are marked as to what side they go on?
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Re: Barn raising
Mine is a 77 Mark V, the brackets for the e brake are from an 80's Mark VII. The bracket geometry is reversed so that the cable can pull in the direction I wanted. The brackets are not interchangeable left to right so you cannot get them backwards because they do not fit on the wrong caliper as well as they fit on the correct one.
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Re: Barn raising
That spoiler turned out waaaayyy better than I thought it would nice work.
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Re: Barn raising
I'm running a mid 90's ford seat in my step also, I was quite suprised how well it fit. and its alot more comfy than the origanal bench. I like the spoiler idea, it looks sharp. Did you think about putting some peices molded into the rear bed corners kinda like a 3 piece spoiler. just a thought.
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Re: Barn raising
Thought about it but I wanted to keep it simple and not drill into the fleetsides.
On my seat I did notice that the Fords have an arm rest on the door that runs the entire length of the door and the back of the bench is narrower than the original Chevy but the bottom is just about the same. I had the upholstery guy add 2" of foam on each side to fill in the gap worked out great.
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Re: Barn raising
Lookin good mike!
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Re: Barn raising
Very nice! Glad to see it turner out well! I like the matching vinyl. Goes good with the truck.
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