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Old 02-22-2009, 01:55 AM   #34
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Re: '72 Frame Up Rebuild

POR'd the axles and cross members today.

Now we can start putting parts back together.

Struggling with the wiring, need to take a look at the Painless to see if it's a complete wiring solution including chassis and TBI because right now, there is NO wiring.

I saw another thread on a new harness but it's not setup for TBI, so that's not going to work.

Here's some "progress pics" .....I consider it progress ;-)

Springs are hung, axles are ready to bolt up after they dry....Monday or Tuesday, that POR dries a little slow....but it's a very good product.

I bought a gallon. Put two coats on everything: frame, gas tank, both axles, cross members and I still have 1/3 of a gallon left.

That stuff really covers....I'm very happy with it.
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