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09-18-2010 07:07 PM #1
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09-18-2010 07:12 PM #2
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09-18-2010 07:40 PM #3
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09-18-2010 07:52 PM #4
It's a sherwin williams stock color, 49109 I think it was. It's just a "nice" blue, not dark, not light... kinda reminded me of the Mustangs Grabber Blue, so that triggered that purchase!
I've run out of imagination and patience I think so 1 color began to look like every other color. After 10 years I just want to drive it! Need to get a color on it and send in the paperwork to begin registration... what fun!
I had the whole deal assembled last year and removed the front fenders to aid in hood installation, now the front seems to be cursed and it's causing me much hair loss!In the past 2 days I've only reassembled the running boards and front fenders and I still need to fine tune the alignment....
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09-19-2010 01:37 AM #5
Well, thanks for clarification on the color...I was just giving you crap. Sounds like it could be a fun blue.
I postponed aligning my hood & fenders until I raise the body & put new rubber mounts under there. Hopefully that will help correct some of the grill-to-hood issues. I'm gonna have to get creative to raise the body, though....
I hope you get it back together before you lose all your hair! You need to drive that thing!!!"It is not much good thinking of a thing unless you think it out." - H.G. Wells
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09-19-2010 05:06 AM #6
I know all about you giving me crap... You just like pickin' on me!
Yes, I NEED to finish it! Baldness doesn't suit me well!
To raise my body, I built a wooden frame inside the car with 2x4 lumber. Used pulleys and rope to the garage rafters and with a come along, picked it right up all by myself. If you'd like I will find some pics for you. There are some on here (this site) somewhere.
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09-19-2010 09:30 AM #7
I don't have any exposed rafters in my garage. There was an article in Rod&Custom magazine this year that did something kinda similar using an extended cherry picker to lift the body. I will probably have to use a similar approach. It would cool to see those pics of how you did yours though. Might spark some more ideas..."It is not much good thinking of a thing unless you think it out." - H.G. Wells
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09-25-2010 05:07 PM #8
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09-25-2010 05:11 PM #9
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09-25-2010 05:46 PM #10
"It is not much good thinking of a thing unless you think it out." - H.G. Wells
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09-25-2010 08:18 PM #11
Mike was that a old Ballroom wow hard wood floors in a shop is rare . I like the stone fire place in back ground too . But I do like the drive on you have .
Also the car is looking great .
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09-26-2010 04:15 AM #12
Yes, it was a pavillion, we used to rent it out for dances, receptions, company picnics, etc.... We got tired of the liability insurance and the constant code changes and drunk customers etc, etc. etc.. so we closed it down. It sat vacant for awhile and then I talked the family into letting me turn it into a shop. When I first took it over the floors still shined with all the years of being polished.
Thanks Bobby!
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09-26-2010 05:25 PM #13
That makes for one cool shop,,,!Toys
`37 Ford Coupe
`64 Chevy Fleet side
`69 RS/SS
`68 Dodge Dart
Kids in the back seat may cause accidents, accidents in the back seat may cause kids, so no back seat, no accidents...!
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09-26-2010 11:55 PM #14
Yeah, I love that shop!! I'd like to move it to the beach and covert it to living space! That would be awesome!!!"It is not much good thinking of a thing unless you think it out." - H.G. Wells
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09-26-2010 04:09 AM #15
I believe this was somewhere around 2015, Rick, Rosie and Johnboy
John Norton aka johnboy