The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network - View Single Post

**Dan in Pasadena** · 11-26-2022, 08:37 PM

Hi dne'.

The project looks great but man that was a LOT of pain in the butt, frustrating work.

Looks like it is nearly done. The hardest part of it anyway. What will likely be moving on so you can start thinking about a new project? Any ideas on that it'll be?

There used to be a local guy that had a totally restored post war Power Wagon sitting on an absolute STACK of leaf springs. I can't imagine how rough that would ride but I've always admire them. Maybe it's an idea or maybe you'd go back to sports cars?

Best of luck with the rest of the project and Merry (upcoming) Christmas, Dan

11-26-2022, 08:37 PM	#57
Dan in Pasadena Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Glendora, CA Posts: 6,336	Re: '72 Ford Bronco resto Hi dne'. The project looks great but man that was a LOT of pain in the butt, frustrating work. Looks like it is nearly done. The hardest part of it anyway. What will likely be moving on so you can start thinking about a new project? Any ideas on that it'll be? There used to be a local guy that had a totally restored post war Power Wagon sitting on an absolute STACK of leaf springs. I can't imagine how rough that would ride but I've always admire them. Maybe it's an idea or maybe you'd go back to sports cars? Best of luck with the rest of the project and Merry (upcoming) Christmas, Dan __________________ '55 Big Window Shortbed, Drive-It-&-Work-On-It slid down the "slippery slope" to a Frame-Off Rodstoration! LQ4/4l85e/C4 IFS/Mustang 8.8 rearend w/3.73's Dan's '55 Big Window "Build" - Well, Kinda!