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Old 02-04-2014, 08:40 AM   #1
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Re: tilly to the rescue

Sounds amazing.
Got my Clem fix now I can start my day. Im almost able to get back to my stuff soon. (bathroom never ending renovation)

You do great work Clem can't wait for the pics
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Old 02-04-2014, 12:19 PM   #2
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Re: tilly to the rescue

Pics Soon!!!

Tilly at Stock Height...
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Old 03-22-2014, 02:42 PM   #3
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Nice work Clem. Seeing that truck brought back to duty makes me want to pull the trigger on one (I've got my eye on buying another) but for now my stable is full.
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Old 03-22-2014, 07:21 PM   #4
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thanks buddy. any we can save and put back in to use... makes me happy

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the following truck is a 64 swb bbw patina build that i've been waiting too long to start on. so most of the effort has gone into the chassis. dropped spindles, dropped springs, baby notches and disc brakes...

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the cab has all the typical midwestern rust issues... rockers, inners, braces and floor patches. but we've been there before. the best part is consistent color. and with a little work i'm hoping to do the repairs and make them undetectable by painting to match the original paint.

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sounds easy huh... well, we'll see if it can happen as planned.

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over the years i have gotten a few blue and white trucks so there is a pretty good selection of parts to pick from.

sorry to be confusing with the thread title. i have been spending some time on the utility bed, just not things that are easy to document with pictures.

tilly has been blown apart for painting all the body panels and the weather hasn't been paint friendly. but now that spring has arrived there should be more progress on the title truck. i guess staying busy is a good thing even if not on what you want to do...
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Old 03-22-2014, 07:58 PM   #5
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Re: tilly to the rescue

some of you guys knew that razorback red recently sold to a nice couple in northern michigan. before they pick it up they wanted a few upgrades. we added power brakes to the truck and also a sound system.

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years ago i ordered some sets of coiled stainless brake lines to go between the master cyl. and proportional valve. just to get a clean look from the pros because try as i might, getting a nice tight coil from stainless was way more frustration than success.

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i'm addicted to alpine car stereos so when the new owner wanted some sounds, there just wasn't any choice. did use a dual speaker replacement in the stock location and it sounds amazingly good, considering. fortunately the new owner is more about NPR and not so much rock & roll. should do fine...

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a problem i had was with the seatbelt. when you took it off, it would naturally drop down along the seat and if you didn't notice it when you got out, chances are, the closing door would push the belt and scratch the painted area outside the step plates. and it did. my solution was to either get retractable belts, which i didn't want to do or spray the jam with some durable epoxy bedliner. i think the solution worked out good and the black color goes well with the interior colors.

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heres a shot of one of our typical winter days last year. even though red is headed north at least she will be garaged when this stuff happens. adios red...
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Old 03-22-2014, 08:39 PM   #6
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Re: tilly to the rescue

There is a guy here who has an original 66 with the bracket missing on the air cleaner of the green truck. I am sure we can get you a pattern from it if you are interested.
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Old 03-22-2014, 08:58 PM   #7
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Glad to see you haven't turned into a snowman standing in the produce aisle picking your nose...

Seriously, great to see you back in action...
thanks, its nice to be back... missed it.
so, you're heading to memphis? sounds interesting... never been to the super chevy show there. i'm heading to austin on the 1st to the roundup, its my hotrod side i can't seem to quench...

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There is a guy here who has an original 66 with the bracket missing on the air cleaner of the green truck. I am sure we can get you a pattern from it if you are interested.
haha, only you would notice the missing bracket. thanks sig, already made it, just not installed. looking forward to hanging out when you visit this may. we'll definitely be doing some bar time...
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Old 03-22-2014, 07:33 PM   #8
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Glad to see you haven't turned into a snowman standing in the produce aisle picking your nose...

Seriously, great to see you back in action...
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Old 03-23-2014, 11:28 AM   #9
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hey things are looking good in your neck of the woods! I got a garage now, and the weather is only going to get better, time to start getting a lot of stuff done!
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Old 03-23-2014, 11:40 AM   #10
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Nice chickenhouse find and diggin the added on drive through shop. Your addition is bigger than my whole shop.
Enjoy the the nice weather
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Old 03-23-2014, 11:42 AM   #11
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Cool trucks! I really like the 32 hotrod. Going to make for a cool car. My brother lives in Lowell, next time we're over on that side of the state, I'd love to swing by and check out the trucks. Me and Sarah even thought about cruising the 66 over there some time.

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Old 03-23-2014, 12:29 PM   #12
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Very cool build and thanks for taking the time to post up your progress. This my friend, is why I love this forum. Good people, great builds, love for the trucks and helping them come back to life. Looking forward to the Grande Finale!
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Old 03-23-2014, 01:15 PM   #13
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Re: tilly to the rescue

Droolin' over the Chickenhouse find...

Drive-Thru addition...
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Old 03-23-2014, 02:34 PM   #14
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Re: tilly to the rescue

the heirloom truck is awesome, man that would make a great daily driver. cant wait to see it all come together on the 64, and I too am drooling over the chicken house find. great work and by the way the booster looks right at home on red.
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+1 I need a chicken house find like that
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Old 03-24-2014, 09:16 PM   #16
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hey things are looking good in your neck of the woods! I got a garage now, and the weather is only going to get better, time to start getting a lot of stuff done!
watching your build for pics of that new shop and congrats on the move and the job...

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Nice chickenhouse find and diggin the added on drive through shop. Your addition is bigger than my whole shop.
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for the space you got you use every inch and very well too. camaros in the rafters... man it would freak me out just knowing they're up there.



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Cool trucks! I really like the 32 hotrod. Going to make for a cool car. My brother lives in Lowell, next time we're over on that side of the state, I'd love to swing by and check out the trucks. Me and Sarah even thought about cruising the 66 over there some time.

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thanks and the next time you are over this way, stop in, always like to meet a fellow truckster... in fact, plan on driving that 66 this way on the 3rd saturday in october, we have a cruise in.

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you are exactly right about this forum and thanks for the compliment.

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Droolin' over the Chickenhouse find...

Drive-Thru addition...
thanks sir don... i have no idea why i got that old car. out of control or something i guess. oh well, needed a little yard art.

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the heirloom truck is awesome, man that would make a great daily driver. cant wait to see it all come together on the 64, and I too am drooling over the chicken house find. great work and by the way the booster looks right at home on red.
thanks flip. i like the c20 too. and that static dropped 64 is gonna be fun. you and don keep your drool to yourself, we got plenty of rust around here already.

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thanks man, theres just something about those old hotrods but i never thought i would find one. turns out a truck buddy had it in his family and one thing led to another. now its here.
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Wow, are you feeling ok? It is past your bedtime! :-) lol
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Old 03-24-2014, 10:06 PM   #18
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Wow, are you feeling ok? It is past your bedtime! :-) lol
now thats funny... sometimes i make it till 9 o'clock but probably not tonight. i've found out that if you have to get up more than 3 times to pee every night, you need to get to bed early.
i never signed up for this getting old stuff, it just happened.
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Old 10-02-2014, 10:09 PM   #19
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I thought about ya now and again between truck purchases and other stuff.
Then it hit me...... you must be out gathering mudbugs for the 18th. Yeah!!! Thats it!
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Old 10-10-2014, 07:06 AM   #20
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didn't think you were just sitting around doing nothing
just like you, we don't know what doing nothing is like maybe watching football comes close but thats still doing something...

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I thought about ya now and again between truck purchases and other stuff.
Then it hit me...... you must be out gathering mudbugs for the 18th. Yeah!!! Thats it!
no mudbugs this year, too hard to catch. we're doing ribs.... mmmm, can't wait. really like your new purchases...

sorry about the lack of pics. trying to get the place organized, what a mess.
for those of you interested we started a website and you can see whats going on there.

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thanks guys... promise to do better with the pics.
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cool site
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Yeah, I looked at the site too.
Pretty cool stuff!
Ya real gotta be happy when you can make a living at what ya love!!!
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Old 10-10-2014, 10:25 PM   #23
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The new site it totally killer Clem.
Me and the Wifey will be rollin in to hang with you all Next Year!!!
Told the boss man and wife how things are gonna be,,,, well, lotta beggin, pleading and crying and Im getting to go. Now to save up for air fair.
See ya in 365+a week
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The new site it totally killer Clem.
Me and the Wifey will be rollin in to hang with you all Next Year!!!
Told the boss man and wife how things are gonna be,,,, well, lotta beggin, pleading and crying and Im getting to go. Now to save up for air fair.
See ya in 365+a week
Gotta agree with Greg, the new site is KILLER!!!
As long as the creek doesn't rise too much, I will be there next Saturday...
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Very nice site! Lots of cool trucks
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