I blew up your pictures. Do you know you can do that using the "[insert]" feature when you upload the pictures? Then we all get to see the big version right away.
You are an ambitious guy. Keep the updates coming.
Lt1 Burb said
Dec 20, 2017
I tried doing it but it's hard when on a mobile device, I'll try it again.
4SPEED427 said
Dec 20, 2017
No worries, I don't mind doing it for you if it's not simple for you.
timbuk said
Dec 21, 2017
the heck with the phone you have mastered the fab part where did the truck go
hawkeye5766 said
Dec 21, 2017
That is a ton of work and nice work!!! Keep the posts coming.
Pontiacanada said
Dec 21, 2017
Good stuff ... you might have to change Rusty Rag's name soon.
4SPEED427 said
Dec 21, 2017
You mean now when he says "Look up, look waaaaay up and I'll call Rusty" he will have to say "Smoothy" instead of Rusty.
4SPEED427 said
Dec 21, 2017
Pontiacanada said
Dec 21, 2017
Carl Stevenson wrote:
he will have to say "Smoothy" instead of Rusty.
Gerome won't like that!
Lt1 Burb said
Dec 21, 2017
The friendly giant, a Canadian kids mainstay back in the day. Truck is beside where I am working, all covered up.
-- Edited by Lt1 Burb on Thursday 21st of December 2017 09:14:35 AM
In hindsight I probably should have bought PontiacRog's SD rag instead but I am open to learning. I used to avoid rust free cars like the plague because of the cost, now it doesn't phase me and a guy needs some way to make some extra money when he is retired. I think someone drove this car down the boat ramp, let it sit there and then parked it for 25 years. I did score this nice set of 66 BC plates in Oregon of all places, so I will use them for shows.
Other than tinted windshield, power top and exterior colour cars are the same. Mine needs everything you are doing.This one may be the first not to be put back original for me.
4SPEED427 said
Dec 23, 2017
That's an early car you have there Kevin.
I had serial # 00003 66 Beaumont for a while, an SD convert. I sold it without ever getting the documents for it. I wish I had, it would be nice to see how close to start of production your car is.
Lt1 Burb said
Dec 23, 2017
70 SS ACADIAN wrote:
Other than tinted windshield, power top and exterior colour cars are the same. Mine needs everything you are doing.This one may be the first not to be put back original for me.
After doing a concourse restoration on my truck I realized never again.
Lt1 Burb said
Dec 23, 2017
The worst part is the motor is the original numbers matching, so I am obligated to keep it, had it have been a random 283 it would be long ,and I me long gone.
Lt1 Burb said
Dec 29, 2017
Almost done one quarter, I por15'd the inner structure before it gets hidden.
Wow!! Looking great-that POR 15 is great stuff! Just be aware that when you use it inside the car watch out for grounding issues anywhere you attach a ground to the body-been there done that.
Lt1 Burb said
Jan 1, 2018
So I ran into a snag on passenger side, for anyone doing full quarters, the Goodmark passenger side is 3/8" shorter after the wheelwell than the drivers side I can fix it by sectioning in my original but there will be some work involved. If I screw it up I will order an AMD, they are perfect from what I have heard.
You are an ambitious guy. Keep the updates coming.
Good stuff ... you might have to change Rusty Rag's name soon.
Gerome won't like that!
The friendly giant, a Canadian kids mainstay back in the day. Truck is beside where I am working, all covered up.
-- Edited by Lt1 Burb on Thursday 21st of December 2017 09:14:35 AM
In hindsight I probably should have bought PontiacRog's SD rag instead but I am open to learning. I used to avoid rust free cars like the plague because of the cost, now it doesn't phase me and a guy needs some way to make some extra money when he is retired. I think someone drove this car down the boat ramp, let it sit there and then parked it for 25 years. I did score this nice set of 66 BC plates in Oregon of all places, so I will use them for shows.
Put 3 hours in today but have to shut it down for the holidays and head North. Back at it next week and see if I can't knock out the drivers side.
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Thx, it actually is the first time doing a quarter, I have only done patch panels on my truck, up to this point.
Meaning I am open to suggestions, tips, critique etc. I am a blind squirrel following a nut.
-- Edited by 70 SS ACADIAN on Saturday 23rd of December 2017 01:30:02 AM
Other than tinted windshield, power top and exterior colour cars are the same. Mine needs everything you are doing.This one may be the first not to be put back original for me.
I had serial # 00003 66 Beaumont for a while, an SD convert. I sold it without ever getting the documents for it. I wish I had, it would be nice to see how close to start of production your car is.
After doing a concourse restoration on my truck I realized never again.
The worst part is the motor is the original numbers matching, so I am obligated to keep it, had it have been a random 283 it would be long ,and I me long gone.
Almost done one quarter, I por15'd the inner structure before it gets hidden.
So I ran into a snag on passenger side, for anyone doing full quarters, the Goodmark passenger side is 3/8" shorter after the wheelwell than the drivers side I can fix it by sectioning in my original but there will be some work involved. If I screw it up I will order an AMD, they are perfect from what I have heard.
AMD the best for sure