ozymaxwedge
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Well done mate, great stuff.my 63 2 door conversion alterd
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Well done mate, great stuff.
Ron 73
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" mean while back the midnight auto shop
got home after dark got some drop lights and did a little wrenching so fuel tank and lines are in ,started on brake lines keep in mind that this is not a show car and I am building this under a shed and this is my first attempt at this subject. and looks like mr rust is trying to come back ;("
Poly the work you do and have done is a couple steps up from Incredible, i cant help saying it as you went the long road and i imagine your patience has been pushy and yet you over come... amazing work and i just want to mention to you that Eastwood company for auto restorers has this stuff that you don"t have to worry about covering it with primer/paint or anything, there large cans and one can sprays a wide path and truly gos a long way, im using it on my 69, it works out great and it is pricey but i believe its worth it at close to 20 bucks a can, i think its 16 ounce or more, not 12... thought it may help your build and thank you for posting everything, i do learn a lot man.. Almost forgot, its "Rust Encapsulator".. Keep up the great work bud.....
got home after dark got some drop lights and did a little wrenching so fuel tank and lines are in ,started on brake lines keep in mind that this is not a show car and I am building this under a shed and this is my first attempt at this subject. and looks like mr rust is trying to come back ;("
Poly the work you do and have done is a couple steps up from Incredible, i cant help saying it as you went the long road and i imagine your patience has been pushy and yet you over come... amazing work and i just want to mention to you that Eastwood company for auto restorers has this stuff that you don"t have to worry about covering it with primer/paint or anything, there large cans and one can sprays a wide path and truly gos a long way, im using it on my 69, it works out great and it is pricey but i believe its worth it at close to 20 bucks a can, i think its 16 ounce or more, not 12... thought it may help your build and thank you for posting everything, i do learn a lot man.. Almost forgot, its "Rust Encapsulator".. Keep up the great work bud.....
poly1963
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thanks everyone :happy7:
poly1963
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motors in
hemijoe
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Dam thats lookin sweet keep up the good work
moose1
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Beautiful engine - nice to see the Poly geting some love! Where did you get those awesome valve cover decals, I'd like to get them for my '66 'Net?
Matts68bird
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so awesome, great work so far man!
poly1963
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update
changed out the carbs
changed out the carbs
poly1963
fire truck pilot
update
put on the exhaust
put on the exhaust
hemijoe
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update please
Redcreekauto
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I need more pictures. This thread is addictive!
poly1963
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getting interesting isn't it ? been working on my 67 truck I did a power steering conversion from cpp but its giving troubles bout to ditch that p o s anyway(steering box ) anyone else dealt with these people ? I will be getting back to it soon thanks for your interest :icon_salut:
poly1963
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update header wrap ,a little high heat on the pipes ,ran the trunk mount battery cables ,radiator buttoned up , dash cluster painted next is differential time ....
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poly1963
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more pics enjoy maybe this rain will let up soon so I can paint the dash the humidity is
awful
awful
poly1963
fire truck pilot
a little more pics of the dash and some starter wiring ,and oil gauge tubing
poly1963
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also made a little gauge panel too. radio delete plate on the way also
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Hey your updates slipped by me. Things are looking up. Nice work!
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