By the way the frame should go to sandblasting next weekend, and the bodyman think ajust it right after with the body. So........I should have it in my garage by middle of july painted and ready for assembly.!!!!!
Fitz.
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'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.
I went to the bodyman's shop and he sandblast the frame this week-end, fit on the body to see if everything fit OK and paint it and I'll pick up it to the house for reassembling process in 2 or 3 weeks!!!!!!
Let you inform as soon as possible.
Also I work a lot on my website, it's a time consuming job, I did not imagine how much time you have to be sit in front of your PC. But it worth it, I think. The CIE is officialy born today.
Fitz.
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for the web site side, it must be online "yesterday'', but I think tonight or tomorrow should be done.
I'll post the link in my profile as soon as the "online" in effective.
On the sandblast side, late again, it must be ......I know....i know this week-end!!!!!!!!
The sandblast man is not in a hurry for me and the bodyman. Anyway, I have to wait.
This week-end with Jonathan (they film us for the BB\BS association, maybe I can give you the link if you want ot see us) we paint some small parts, like starter, torsion bar, steering box (it was very dirty). Some picture from our work.
Nice work! Was thinking that you might want to add a extra layer of sheet metal and tack it in around your holes where the tank straps bolt in. Mine are allready streached out pretty bad. One of those after thought things.
this part allways gets my blood running when after all that work and now finnally you can see the finnish product standing on all fours! Looks great! Very NICE!!!
-- Edited by Rolilk on Saturday 11th of September 2010 11:39:54 AM
Nice work! Was thinking that you might want to add a extra layer of sheet metal and tack it in around your holes where the tank straps bolt in. Mine are allready streached out pretty bad. One of those after thought things.
I realize know how I've been lucky with this car, running it hardly for 11 years with all this rust, not only where the tank bolts in but everywhere else. Today when I see all this work done on the body (and frame), I know I was lucky to run the car, the body and the frame stopping somewhere at the same place same time.....
Fitz.
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www.FitzbackGarage.com Look for Easy Steering in your vintage Poncho, Look for the EasyDrive Power Steering System in the web site