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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
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there is a lot of tin that has come off this truck so far, I should have thrown those door skins on top of all that!
Attachment 883223 and this is as far as I got today. Hopefully I have a reasonable day tomorrow. I can't wait to start moving onto something else soon, I'm not going to miss this cutting, welding, and grinding too much. I really wanna get the cab on the truck, then I will actually feel like I am moving forward! Attachment 883224 |
Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
Your doing great on getting the patch panels in. Trust me that if you take a little more time and get everything to fit right now that the Bodywork and paint will come out much better. I have a 67 GTO setting on the other side of my shop just wispering to me everytime I go in the shop and thats whats making me want to get this one finished other than I just want to drive this truck and enjoy it. Great to hear you have a shop now that you can work in. I was restoring trucks in my attached garage and when I saw the overspray on the end of the house where I shot my paint that was when my Wife and I decided it was time to build our shop. Keep the pictures coming.
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
What is a roloc disc and what is it used for ?
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
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Well didn't get too much done today, as the girlfriend needs time too, so just spent a few hours, so I got the doors all skined and welded up, I forgot to put the handle backing plate on before attaching the skin on one door, so it was a bugger to weld it after the fact. Attachment 883923 Attachment 883924 And here is my pride and joy or blood, sweat, and tears (depending how you look at it) which I have been working on the last 9 months! She's a 40x32 and did everything myself for the most part. everything from the concrete to the gas fitting. I even installed a drain and the entire floor slopes to it, the only flaw this building has is that I didn't slope the little areas in front of the overhead doors..so when it rains against the doors the water runs down and still leaks into the shop under the doors and goes into the drain. Attachment 883925 10' celing and tons of lighting, this will be the new home for all my future projects! My very own work space...I never thought this day would ever come! Attachment 883926 |
Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
nice shop!!!
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
Can you say Man Cave?
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
The Doors look Great, and I bet it was a bugger to put in the backing plates after the fact. Congrats on the shop and I bet it will serve you well in all your future Restorations.
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
A shop like that is still on my wish list.
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I was looking for the same parts for the front floor pan (question) where did you find them...
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
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welded in the rear cab support, hung the door and aligned the door, went to go put the outer rocker on, and found it was bent... as in too much to use, I should have known better anyway, this is the one piece of tin that actually came with the truck, the last owner figured he was gonna replace that rocker, but never did, so I am assuming some kid was using as a bat or something because it has a slight curve from about mid way all the way to the front. held me up, so now I gotta go source out a new one tomorrow morning. Attachment 884463 |
Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
Looks good, keep it up! (nice shop, too!)
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
Congrats on your first time doing bodywork. Everything is looking great.
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
looking great !
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
Thanks keep up the good work.
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Had some good progress, got the rocker on, and welded in the last cab corner. Major milestone tonight - The floor is DONE!! so happy about that! here is a photo of the finished up welding...I guess I clould have buzzed the weld with the DA to make it look nice! Attachment 885328 If you look back a few posts you can see the mess the frame was under, so I also spent a few hours digging it out and sorting out junk to clear a nice area to start pounding on that chassis so I can get it finished off to throw the cab on it - for good this time! I don't really have too much left to do on the frame, just lots of little odds and ends I need to clean up and run a few more air lines. One major job on the agenda is to build a trans cross memeber that also stiffens up the frame, that will take some time... Looking forward to tomorrow! |
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Are you doing both sides? The cab corner and the Rocker look like they are really strait. Lookes like the lines on the door and cab are all lining up so your doing great. This thing will be rolling down the road before you know it.. Looking forward to some more pics...
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
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Well it took me forever to clean up the area for me to work, my dad has this great habbit of piling everything up, or using a tools and not returning them, nothing worse then concentrating on the task at hand, then spending 20 minutes looking for a 9/16 socket. Now that I have my own shop, my life expectancy will go back up. did only a few things on the chassis, as cleaning took half the day. $500 for such small headman headers, and they still can't even finish them properly, thats a leak waiting to happen! Attachment 885937 Little weld and grind job, and they should now work as intended. Attachment 885938 big things on the list is to plumb fuel and air lines now... Attachment 885939 |
Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
Nice! Looking good!
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
Great job! Love the shop! Lift coming next?
I might have missed it, but you said 2 motors were toast, what did you end up with? Posted via Mobile Device |
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Subscribed! Looks like its coming along nicely, and glad to see another Alberta build! I might be hitting you up for some pointers, I plan on converting to bags this spring/summer rather than coils.
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
great job so far.also ...love the man cave
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
Nice build, looks great and that motor is going to be wicked fast!
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Re: Build: I've never done bodywork...but I can change if I have to! (bagged '67 SWB
subscribed. nice work!
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