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Old 04-29-2012, 09:09 PM   #1
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Love the fender picture. Can't wait to see it all together. That seat looks like it's good condition. What's the story on the console?
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Old 04-29-2012, 09:18 PM   #2
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When I purchased the truck it had buckets in it. Not original stuff but covered short buckets of some variety.
I want a bench for the passenger room (little girl) and maybe mom.

The console was in the truck when I purchased it. No plans for it at the moment...
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Old 04-29-2012, 11:40 PM   #3
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man what a sweet build wish i had half your work ethic and speed.
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Old 04-30-2012, 06:05 PM   #4
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man what a sweet build wish i had half your work ethic and speed.
Thanks man! It's been a LOT of work thus far...

I pulled the trigger this afternoon on the steering wheel for it.

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Old 04-30-2012, 10:27 PM   #5
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Good looking wheel. Simple and clean. Nice!
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Old 05-02-2012, 05:34 AM   #6
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I got the wheels and tires mounted on the truck yesterday... I like it! Not what I was planning when I started this project but I like the way it's going.
The Streeters don't have the best shine but for the money they are pretty nice wheels. I ordered some California Purple to try on them...

I started to clean up the gauge cluster and work on getting it in decent condition to put back in. Waiting on some parts...
Is there a way to reset the odometer???
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Old 05-02-2012, 08:40 AM   #7
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reset the odometer???

Yeah... I hear the clips break off easy, I haven't done mine yet. looks like dieselwrenchers method is the way.

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I got the wheels and tires mounted on the truck yesterday... I like it! Not what I was planning when I started this project but I like the way it's going.
The Streeters don't have the best shine but for the money they are pretty nice wheels. I ordered some California Purple to try on them...

I started to clean up the gauge cluster and work on getting it in decent condition to put back in. Waiting on some parts...
Is there a way to reset the odometer???
Nice, what make and model number are those headers??
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Nice, what make and model number are those headers??
Thanks, they are Sanderson
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D-port header... I got them from ECE. They are the same as those listed on ECE web just these are for the D-port. Nice finish and they fit perfect so I was able to run the entire exhaust thru the frame.
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Old 05-02-2012, 07:37 AM   #11
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Wheels and tire look great. Thats the size I want to go with (295/40/20 rear). I think that old cup holder console is pretty hard to find. nice piece.
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VERY nice build.
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They look great !
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Old 05-02-2012, 08:47 AM   #14
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Hey Chris, the new wheels and tires look great! I like them a lot. I heard they are pretty nice for the money. I assume you got the polished finish? Try meguires aluminum polish it works pretty good. LINK LINK.

I was wondering if you have the paint code for your white paint too?
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Hey Chris, the new wheels and tires look great! I like them a lot. I heard they are pretty nice for the money. I assume you got the polished finish? Try meguires aluminum polish it works pretty good. LINK.

I was wondering if you have the paint code for your white paint too?
Mike the paint code is the original 510 on the blue and 521 white (ppg code).
The wheels are polished and for the money they are very nice I think.... Sure could use some of those center caps.... (hint, hint...)

I have some of that polish u linked to already. Thanks

I actually ordered some California Purple.. or something like that it's supposed to be really easy to use... We shall see-
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Old 05-02-2012, 06:50 PM   #16
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Mike the paint code is the original 510 on the blue and 521 white (ppg code).
The wheels are polished and for the money they are very nice I think.... Sure could use some of those center caps.... (hint, hint...)

I have some of that polish u linked to already. Thanks

I actually ordered some California Purple.. or something like that it's supposed to be really easy to use... We shall see-
Thanks for the paint code. I am planning on using the same scheme as yours except red. No problem on the center caps. Just a matter of waiting........
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Love the stance with those wheels. Looks great!
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looks like you will be on the road in any day now
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Truck is looking AWESOME!!! Great job!
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What color interior are you going with??
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OMG I am SOOOOOO jealous! I wish I had even a fraction of your skill and budget! My 72 has quite a few things that were hidden from me when I bought it and I want to do so much to it but I have absolutely no cash to do anything to it and no skill when it comes to mechanical, body, or paint work. Great job on your truck! I am really excited to see the finished product!
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OMG I am SOOOOOO jealous! I wish I had even a fraction of your skill and budget! My 72 has quite a few things that were hidden from me when I bought it and I want to do so much to it but I have absolutely no cash to do anything to it and no skill when it comes to mechanical, body, or paint work. Great job on your truck! I am really excited to see the finished product!
TRUST me when I say.. I don't have a lot of any of the above really. No job on the steady... No wife... you get the picture.

Everything I do on this thing is a learning experience... this board cost me a lot of money! Your truck is awesome just pick somewhere to start and the fun begins.
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Old 05-03-2012, 04:24 PM   #23
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TRUST me when I say.. I don't have a lot of any of the above really. No job on the steady... No wife... you get the picture.

Everything I do on this thing is a learning experience... this board cost me a lot of money!:lol: Your truck is awesome just pick somewhere to start and the fun begins.
Ain't that the truth!!!

the wifey thing explains a lot too
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How else could you pay for all this... Brick work? Props? cutting grass? Ummmm fixing junk in dad's shop yep!
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Man I worked my tail off today with my our body guy (James)... 32 inches this, move this, shim this...then move that again. Do it two or three times and look at it again.

Sorry no pics until tomorrow or monday. The more I work on this truck the greater respect I gain for a quality built truck. It's a lot of work and this truck is nothing compared to some on this board.

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