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paintman · 01-01-2011, 01:32 AM

wow I guess I should have proof read my post for spelling errors. O well its 12:30 a.m. new years day and I have about 6 martinis in me LOL.
A couple of things I forgot to mention.... all the body work has been done The bed is new from MarK about 6 years ago. I am still somewhat concerned about finding replacement parts for the front brakes. anybody got any advice or know of other parts that are compatible with the pacer front end. I think perhaps some jeep brakes will work.
My current plans are to drive it around for a year or so and have some fun, and then this time next year do the tear down and restore the restoration if you know what I mean. Buy the looks of it 50% of it has been done right 25% has been done wrong, and the other 25% just has'nt been done. I am defiantly moving the gas tank to the rear of the truck, installing all new wiring, and replacing the bed wood. Wish me luck guys, and it will be nice talking to all of you.

01-01-2011, 01:32 AM	#3
paintman Registered User Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: washington NJ Posts: 766	Re: Lost my stovebolt virginity wow I guess I should have proof read my post for spelling errors. O well its 12:30 a.m. new years day and I have about 6 martinis in me LOL. A couple of things I forgot to mention.... all the body work has been done The bed is new from MarK about 6 years ago. I am still somewhat concerned about finding replacement parts for the front brakes. anybody got any advice or know of other parts that are compatible with the pacer front end. I think perhaps some jeep brakes will work. My current plans are to drive it around for a year or so and have some fun, and then this time next year do the tear down and restore the restoration if you know what I mean. Buy the looks of it 50% of it has been done right 25% has been done wrong, and the other 25% just has'nt been done. I am defiantly moving the gas tank to the rear of the truck, installing all new wiring, and replacing the bed wood. Wish me luck guys, and it will be nice talking to all of you.