Second tale of the Green Goose

[Hard Luck]

The rear pad is missing a number but that with the fact that it is a four-bolt main, and the stamp pad on the head surface = 350.

[Hard Luck]

Worked out a pattern and tagged by bed. I wanted to do something different so I decided to make it really hard on myself and make it wrap the wheel house. I like how it turned out.

Also nosed the hood and made a custom hood ornament that I just need to mount.

[nickp51chevy]

Originally Posted by Hard Luck

The rear pad is missing a number but that with the fact that it is a four-bolt main, and the stamp pad on the head surface = 350.

That's cool. I remember the last time we talked you still didn't know for sure between the 307 or 350.

[Hard Luck]

Did more research and crossed all the numbers I could find including the heads.

[Hard Luck]

Weather is nice and dry for a few days and thought I might tackle a small project, plenty of rain still expected. What better time for a new door seal? Can’t put a new seal over flaking paint and surface rust so I’ll break out the grinders and wire wheels.

Can’t just stop at cleaning out the channel, better clean up the whole gutter. Why stop there? The edge of the headliner could use some touch up. If I go that far, it will just look weird if only the edges look nice. Take out the mirror and visors, cover and tape, plastic and wet sand. This might have gotten out of hand a bit.

Speaking of out of hand, best take out all the seam sealer out of the gutter and try the new POR15 putty to help keep out all the Seattle sunshine that always around the corner.

[Hard Luck]

New paint makes every thing look better, or makes everything else look worse.

[nickp51chevy]

Originally Posted by Hard Luck

New paint makes every thing look better, or makes everything else look worse.

I think it looks great. I don't think that new paint in the cab makes everything else look worse. It's the cool think now to have a nice interior with a nice patina out side.

Keep the news comin'!

[Hard Luck]

Here is a neat little gadget I built to help me with my next few projects. It is a project box, tests multiple voltages as well as charges USB and car accessories.