Everybody that is currently building a car...

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Originally Posted by pro70z28

Thanks Denny & Dave.

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Yur weccum!!!!

PS--Where did you get that thin wall aluminum tubing for your air intake???? Could sure use some 3" for the ram air on the 'maro.....??????

I got it from Steve Morris in Michigan.

Got a little further on the dash yesterday. I made plugs out of PVC to form the gauge wells, since these gauges are too big for the original bezel opening.
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I did the kitty hair "form the bezel to the dash deal" again. Used vinyl & spray Pam as a release agent.
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I welded some strap aluminum to the top & bottom to stiffen up the bezel & to provide a place for rubber mounting grommets.
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Got the bezel just setting in place. It's being held in by the dash bar. Close enough to see what it'll look like.
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Nice work. Spending the time and effort you do on your projects are an inspiration. You're a hero :D

If you don't tickle yourself, you tickle me! That is very cool Pro, your a hoot, one of the best. Very nice the way it looks like a stock fit.

Pro, that is just slicker than snot. :D

Looks great Pro!

Pro, that looks awesome! That is one bad hog of a sheet metal brake you've got there. You definately need to send pics to some of the car magazines; no doubt they'd do a story on your car.
Cleaned up the truck and did a few short trips around town. I've got a few small things to finish and some minor bugs but I'm pretty happy for a 60 year old drivetrain. Definately not going anywhere fast but a fun little cruzer.

Thanks everybody. Falconvan, that truck looks like fun.:cool: :cool: :cool:

Hey Falcon, good to see the pick-em-up out and motortating!!!!! As usual, nothing I own is even close to moving under it's own power.....

Pro great job with the dash build I heard its very tricky heating it just right so not to crack .

Falcon seems your rodding quicker then you originally thought . The truck came out looking real good and sits just right .

Well after 11 years the left front brake system is on , cleaned master cylinder and painted cast iron , installed the master and put in most the front brake lines . best day I've had in a while felt good getting this one going .

This car will need a serious bath to get off years and years of dust .

Looks good Bluestang!

Looks good, Bobby! When's the launch date?

Looking great Bluestang, that baby is starting to take shape, keep that nose to the grind stone.

Where is a good place to get some lower a-arms for a early 70's chevell?

Thanks Guys Hopefull with in the next month it should be running . Tonight just got in a set of A fenders i bought out of Texas and i had to play with them LOL. Bad thing i only wanted the Left its cleaner then the one i have , so i craigs listed the right one .

Brick you could try National Parts Depot they doChevelle's also . Decent prices on Mustang parts .