03-14-2017, 12:41 AM | #126 |
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Nice job, I'm interested to see how the wheel turns out
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So i finally got around to working on the old girl some more and now this damn photo bucket thing just **** the bed on me....
So I'm hoping this flickr thing just works but can't seem to figure out how to post the photos yet... Try #4: C10 work by Craig Warren, on Flickr Last edited by Alberta65; 07-11-2017 at 12:02 AM. |
07-11-2017, 12:06 AM | #128 |
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IT WORKEDDDDDD
ok back on track with this build... so for those who were wondering I got the steering wheel finished up which I was really excited on how it turned out. C10 work by Craig Warren, on Flickr then decided it was too boring.... C10 work by Craig Warren, on Flickr and finally realized that little horn button is very hard to tape nicely.... C10 work by Craig Warren, on Flickr |
07-11-2017, 12:08 AM | #129 |
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with the steering wheel in place and admittedly too soon I was now able to bang my head on it for the next week while working on the rest of the interior....
starting with the carpets C10 work by Craig Warren, on Flickr went with a dark blue for now as the end game plan is a baby blue paint job and I think that and the white will all tie together very nicely.. ALSO HERES A SNEAK PEAK.... C10 work by Craig Warren, on Flickr |
07-11-2017, 12:13 AM | #130 |
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covered the speaker boxes in trunk liner and they fit nicely under seat.. although I should mention with mine being solidly mounted they do limit front to back movement of the seat due to the spring mechanism hitting them... anyways with just the two little speakers under the seat and the in dash two speaker setup from lmc this thing pumps (and I still have kick panel speakers waiting to instal but I'm torn if I should do that or carpet (I have both).
More c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr unfortunately I didn't really get any goo pictures of the speaker instals but at least my dash is all back together!! heater tubes in place and were off to the races. More c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr seemed boring to me again... so i think the trim tied it all together just perfect. More c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr |
07-11-2017, 12:17 AM | #131 |
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Thankfully I was able to find some leftover seat material and create a nice shift boot to tie everything together.
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07-11-2017, 12:20 AM | #132 |
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finally got my ol girl out into the sunshine (without a clutch)
More c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr I'm really excited with the way these colours and materials have tied everything together. More c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr |
07-11-2017, 12:22 AM | #133 |
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not finished yet right.......
Ok so heres the final (but never really final) piece to the puzzle. C10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr C10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr C10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr |
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Nice work on the interior!
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I'm liking the colors
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Colors look good
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Love it!
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07-24-2017, 10:52 PM | #139 |
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C10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr
pulled this rats nest out of the back of the box.... starting to wire up the LED turn signals and brake lights... I thought I had it sorted but plugged it back in and got nothing!! Im hoping it was just the signal switch, When I'm back home I will try and find a solid state mechanical flasher that will fix it.... C10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr |
07-24-2017, 10:55 PM | #140 |
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also Im looking for an opinion, I though about adding the sill plates but when I add them on it just looks way to busy... what do you think?
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07-28-2017, 12:07 AM | #141 |
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I'm liking a.
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07-28-2017, 11:27 PM | #142 |
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ya i think I agree with A, it looks cleaner but I was thinking about just laying down some clear 3M over the rockers...
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Well its been a little while since I made any progress... or should I say since I documented it hear in the build thread. I have been tinkering away here and there and have made some good strides towards finishing (or at least being back on the road)...
First I began to test fit my drivers side front fender. Fit really well except I wasn't happy with the lineup to the rocker. So a little nip and tuck and I can live with it for the time being. Moreeeee c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr Moreeeee c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr and prestooo Moreeeee c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr |
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Next it came down to the passenger side front fender... it was not nearly in as good of shape. As per usual a little grinding found a ton of bondo work here and there.... of course it always seems to be on a bad curve or distinct body line.
Should have called this "Project Bondo Removal" Moreeeee c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr This is how we started... Moreeeee c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr Not quite my best gap work on a patch but it was shaped well... Sure wish I had a fancy wheel, all of my metal shaping is done with a hammer on a shop stool cushion... Moreeeee c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr Moreeeee c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr Next a little patch on the bottom and you can see another rust hole on the front here but I stupidly never took pictures of that repair.. Moreeeee c10 by Craig Warren, on Flickr |
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So now its time to try and match this ****ty paint up... As weird as it sounds I managed to mix up a gunmetal rim paint and then sort of ghost spray a green tractor paint over top....
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Next up now its time for some hood hinges..
OVERALL SPARKS NOTES REVIEW: Do not use PB hinges if you plan on running deluxe heater box. Probably work great with block off plates. Plan on re-tapping all the nuts on the hood mounts as most of the threads seemed screwed up from welds. Good hinges overall but for over $400 would have not expected to have to still struggle and work on them so much.... Made some template... does not tell you your templates MUST SIT ON THE BOTTOM OF THE INSIDE OF THE COWL or else you risk setting your hinges too high. Tagged on the hood mounts after measuring about 900 times!! Drivers Side went great!! And then came the passenger side... |
10-11-2017, 11:30 PM | #149 |
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...trying to make it work. Don't worry I already ordered a new heater core to modify properly (thinking about flipping it upside down and running the heater lines out of the bottom of the box in order to clearance the hinges)
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What year is the bug?
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