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4SPEED427 wrote:

What year is your truck?


 02 Duramax 



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primed.jpgsand.jpgcarly.jpgdoing my part to preserve a bit of english car /pontiac history body and paint on my 66 viva amazingly good shape 62 thou miles solid last picture especially for carl so he can see whats coming up.....i know you see it lol



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jim! great job on the truck by far my all time fevorite truck!

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Darn right I see it.............get that foreign car off the hoist and work on the Acadian!

By the way, that Viva NEEDS a big block and a 4 speed.

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4SPEED427 wrote:

Darn right I see it.............get that foreign car off the hoist and work on the Acadian!

By the way, that Viva NEEDS a big block and a 4 speed.


 And a frame?



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DonSSDD wrote:
4SPEED427 wrote:

Darn right I see it.............get that foreign car off the hoist and work on the Acadian!

By the way, that Viva NEEDS a big block and a 4 speed.


 And a frame?


 Nah, frames are over rated. It'll be fine without one!



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1966 Grande Parisienne, 396 1 of 23 factory air cars (now converted to a "factory" 4 speed)



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Started cutting out the rear window in the Grande Parisienne to so I can get the rusty channel repaired. Not many shops around here any more that will tackle rust repair but we do have a local guy who still does it.

I don't have a glass cutout tool so I'm stalled right now. I have the top and almost all of the sides cut out (it was installed with urethane which is awful to cut out!) but the utility knife I'm using isn't long enough to do the corners. I'm going to see if I can borrow the right tool tomorrow to cut the rest of it out.

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Carl, so body guy will come to your shop ?



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hawkeye5766 wrote:

Ready to go to her new home. Will miss the truck...but not the space it took up!!!  wink Was a long road,but at the end of the road lily came out a survivor. All that really matters....

Lily's dad (Jose) and my bud Gary at the back of the cab.  She still hasn't seen the finished product.....waiting for a nice day!!!!!!!

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 so whats next on your plate Jim?



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After 4 years we finally have hydro in Jordan River!!! Hydro was hooked up to the shed at the top of the hill.  Guess what the next project was....????

 

hydro1.jpg hydro2.jpg

 

hydro3.jpg hydro4.jpg

 

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65 SD L79 wrote:
hawkeye5766 wrote:

Ready to go to her new home. Will miss the truck...but not the space it took up!!!  wink Was a long road,but at the end of the road lily came out a survivor. All that really matters....

Lily's dad (Jose) and my bud Gary at the back of the cab.  She still hasn't seen the finished product.....waiting for a nice day!!!!!!!

-2374570469691913957.jpg

 

7131959210696857538.jpg

 

1427182305302132114.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

IMG_20231213_123619089 (1).jpg

 

 


 so whats next on your plate Jim?


 Have a very ugly 47 F$%D that in my shop. Getting LS'd and bagged...more of a spare time project. Just need to find spare time!!!! You'd think I'd have lots..not



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Carl, so body guy will come to your shop ?


 I'm not sure yet. Likely I will run it out to him. It's only about 7 miles out. I'll just buy a $38 permit to take it there. Either that or put it on my trailer.



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I borrowed a homemade knife this morning from a friend.  It was a hard pull but it worked good. I think I sweated off about 2 pounds cutting the bottom corners and across the bottom.

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Not the Parisienne but did a bit more on this, only a few more inserts to shape and weld in and the screen can go back in:
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Making progress on the 57. Bottom of floor is done, I fabricated new outer rear wheel tubs and mini tubbed the rear. The body has been rejoined to the chassis. Mocked the front clip up to help with laying out the opening in the hood.



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xeve.jpggota xmas eve painting session in......



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Why did you paint it before you swapped in the big block and the 4 speed?


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timbuk wrote:

xeve.jpggota xmas eve painting session in......


 Just needs a huge red bow on the roof for Christmas!



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4SPEED427 wrote:

Why did you paint it before you swapped in the big block and the 4 speed?


 Pretty hard to paint the engine bay with a big block shoe horned in there?



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After 4 years we finally have hydro in Jordan River!!! Hydro was hooked up to the shed at the top of the hill.  Guess what the next project was....????

 

hydro1.jpg hydro2.jpg

 

hydro3.jpg hydro4.jpg

 

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 Technical Safety BC here. Not a lot of fine sand in that service trench to protect the ACWU cable ???  Merry Christmas Jim!



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4SPEED427 wrote:

I borrowed a homemade knife this morning from a friend.  It was a hard pull but it worked good. I think I sweated off about 2 pounds cutting the bottom corners and across the bottom.

20231222_111238[1].jpg

20231222_111307[1].jpg

 


 Congrats Buddy that's a bugger of a job.  That is actually going to be a nice car again!



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I have the trunk floor repaired but this back window is going to require some outside help I'm afraid. I am quite sure I found the problem areas though. Maybe tomorrow I'll post some pictures, some close shots.

Both corners were bad but I knew that going in because of how it leaked when I washed it.



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4SPEED427 wrote:

I have the trunk floor repaired but this back window is going to require some outside help I'm afraid. I am quite sure I found the problem areas though. Maybe tomorrow I'll post some pictures, some close shots.

Both corners were bad but I knew that going in because of how it leaked when I washed it.


 I want to replace all the rubbers in the blue 66 custom sport as everyone of them are real bad. if changing the trunk rubber does not keep out the water i will be doing the same job as you Carl. the engine and tranny need to come out to go after some oil leaks but i have too many cars apart right now



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 Technical Safety BC here. Not a lot of fine sand in that service trench to protect the ACWU cable ???  Merry Christmas Jim!


 That was rough in. Have the wife cleaning/backfilling with fines..biggrin

 

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Nice Tim. I was doing the same thing Christmas eve!! In on the 23rd,paint on the 24th and wash/reveal on the 25th. Daughters 04 Honda Accord...they all peel!!! (New headlights coming)

 

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-- Edited by hawkeye5766 on Tuesday 26th of December 2023 02:14:41 AM

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