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Well my shop empty for a bit my brothers 67 imp on the way over for some new suspension parts a little break from the burb body guy is moving pretty fast though guess i had better hurry.
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The burb really isnt bad when the old bondo is removed and dents are removed the correct way, couple before and after shots,rockers are solid one small rust spot at the bottom of door,had to cut it out
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before and after shot of drivers side,getting it stripped down off with the old paint.
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Great looking burb, Can I get a little information on the rear tranny mount, Did you build it your self? And how do you plan to run the exhaust?
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Great progress! Body man is moving fast too, you're going to have this together by summer. :metal:
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awesome super fast work!!!
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thanks crx150zc the cross member is a classic performance unit I will measure the bend,you set the ends and you can weld them down or bolt them,then the two ends can be bolted to the frame,mine are bolted to the frame I will post a pick of some close up shots,my plan for the exhaust will run under the trans cross member and back,then I will run them up behind the rear cross member into some mufflers and dump in front of the rear end.but im looking for suggestions
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Thanks Rock Tonka your Burb is so cool love what you and your son have been doing on your rig,I got my 69 c10 back from paint may 2011,took him a while witch it usually does,But I swear I started trying to get the painter lined up on the burb back in march when I bought it and he was busy so I waited because he said August,then Sept,then October 6 was the date,now he is really moving at a nice speed,and sending me a lot of picks,so ill post more as they come in,I actually bought some fenders and a grill surround to deliver to him.bought them at tuckers trucks in Henderson nv.
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Thanks gostranger painter usually goes slower,he usually hates some of of my projects IMPALAS, and tells me no more trucks,but I think he likes this one or hates it LOL.Said he was gonna strip the roof and start sealing,he has been stripping the inside,I told him I wanted all the holes in the fire wall welded up and the high up put in.
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Thanks to all you guys for having such nice works of art.
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cool stuff ! nice work
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Why does everyone have to mention the "roof" as being soooo big.. I mean--if we tell ourselves that it's small--then it's small. But, if there's the voice of reason in the room sayin it's big--it's depressing!!! :-) Luckily--aside from the forehead of the roof on mine--it's nice and smooth.. thankfully.. |
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Thanks guys im gonna have to lean on the side of huge and depressing so im told.previous owner decided on a roof rack then removed it but decided to bondo over the holes, body guy has repaired the holes and stripped most of the roof for now will post the progress soon.
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go stranger your burb is sick and it sits so nice great job
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hemi your build is going great cant wait to see you at the finish line thats a cool burb i like them all
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thanks guys Im sure we will keep each other going,glad to see all you guys that have rallied for burbs, start this movement,I got hooked reading your stories and seeing your builds
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Some pictures of the roof being stripped and holes for the add on roof rack that were covered with bondo welded up top was really straight and nice
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few pics of the dash being stripped,the high hump just sitting of the floor and not done yet
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looking good.
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Thanks Sanchez garage its coming along, will get more pics up soon
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been working on getting my jeep tank installed,its smaller than normal but lines up pretty nice and is set up for fuel pump already,also ran a couple of brake lines still got more to go.
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added a new addition to my family 66 transporter 1500 runs really nice no rust really cool little truck
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got a few pictures of the burb with some sealer on a few pieces
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some progress on the body
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rea upper hatch with some sealer,might have to figure out some paint colors soon
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picked up the rest of the front end fenders and grill surround, these new parts are kinda cheesy but i guess they will have to do.
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also finished picking up all my window sliders,picked up a custom steering wheel and horn ring, also had all my custom trim straightened and re anodized came out perfect,also bought up some nos rear tail lights and back up lights
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pictures dont do the trim any justice but it was a very clean set of mouldings to start with now its pretty perfect,i gues im kinda all over the place frame body vw parts and still working on my brothers 67 so i havent had time to work on any of the burbs real parts like windows, vents and other goodies but its coming
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Looking good man...Great collection of parts and I love the V dub:metal:
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Thanks Nobby your burb is killer,thanks on the vw the wife has staked a claim on that one,not much happening on the burb but it will, seems everyday i get more pumped after reading these builds
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....man--where'd you get the tail light lenses???
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hemi i bought them at the pamona swap meet in california ,ive been looking all over for them and they where not cheap, the owner knew what he had lol and he knew they did not reproduce them,i paid the nos price.i bought a used set a while back because i had none.
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awesome progress! if you dont mind if i ask where did you have the custom trim redone and how much was it thanks!!
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hi gostranger my friend out in california owns a tri five and impala restoration shop in elmonte ca called the chevy shop we have been friend for a really long time to have the mouldings straightened and anodized was pricey it was 300.00, but i traded some impala parts for them to be redone,ill try and find out the shop he uses.the mouldings were pricey as well 180.00 but ive seen them much higher
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Looks great so far, I did have a quick question, the jeep tank seems to be a good fit and size I want to use in my 66 c10 build, did you use the chevy fuel pump assembly or the jeeps, I am trying to build on a budget and want to find a small tank that fits in the frame and will use the chevy pump and sending unit I all ready have.
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hi crx150zc the tank and pump and tank are both jeep, but im sure some chevy fuel injection pumps are the same size,but the stock chevy sender will not work.the pump size is 3-1/2 i dont know the pressure output on the jeep pump,but im not that concerned about it i work for ford and we have plenty of pump motors that will push enough pressure to run the chevy engine,if you need more pictures or have any questions just yell thanks,by the way the jeep tanks are cheap and ebay has them
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