Are you keeping the rear SUA?
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I used the Rust Enapsulator on several frames, inside and out.
To clean the inside of the frame, get a small sqaure flue brush - see ebay. I got the last I bought for $12 bucks. Make a template of the inside of the frame and then cut down the brush with a pair of diagonal cutters until it fits. I used a lazer level to aim at where I should cut. It does not have to be exact and should be larger than the inside of the opening. Attach a fiberglass chimney rod to the one end and a rope to the other. Push in at the rear of the frame where the spring hanger is and at the same time, have someone pull a rope that has been threaded through the frame. Work back and forth.
I then used a foam brush made for cleaning baby bottles to paint the inside - worked perfectly. 99 cents at the dollar store, throw away when done.
-Stumbaugh
Can anyone tell me if this is a good price for this.
--GM truck Muncie 4 speed with granny gear, SM420, $125
Jakes just got done readin your build...great job...I had my 40 for about 4 years before I got my act together and got it road worthy with the disk brakes and new carb and distributor new tranny and tcase and some other things and then my maiden voyage was a 250 mile trip to the beach...made it there and back without a hickup....I know you had to be pumped when you fired her up..nothin runs like a toyota!Now I'll continue on the body work now that I know it's drivable....did you just use a wire wheel brush for the outside of your frame??