RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
Rolled the drivers side rear window up. It sucks leaving it down through the rainstorm on Saturday! It wasn't really wet but there were a few new spider webs 
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I jacked up the rear of the 60 to see if I can find my vibration.
broke down both passenger side tires so I could dig the tree roots out of the beads from the GMP trip.
RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
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mwalls54 said:
Call C&C Music Factory and see what they say
bluehawk
Appalachia Cruisers
Rust Repair
Got busy on the floor pan rust today. Got it all measured out and then started cutting out the rot.
Got busy on the floor pan rust today. Got it all measured out and then started cutting out the rot.
Got busy on the floor pan rust today. Got it all measured out and then started cutting out the rot.
I've learned to hate rust repair, looking good so far.
Sent from my detachment from reality.
RSHARPfzj80
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bluehawk said:Got busy on the floor pan rust today. Got it all measured out and then started cutting out the rot.
Looking good!!
Drove the wife and the girls in her to golden girls for some broasted chicken-
Good times-
Good times-
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bluehawk
Appalachia Cruisers
Floor Panel In
Got the patch panel cut out of the brown one and tacked into the red one. Next up the "A" pillar area. Anybody good with complicated metal repairs? I can do small stuff and simple shapes but this one scares the "***" out of me.
Got the patch panel cut out of the brown one and tacked into the red one. Next up the "A" pillar area. Anybody good with complicated metal repairs? I can do small stuff and simple shapes but this one scares the "***" out of me.
Shouldn't be to bad man, just do small pieces of each shape a work it together, its more welding but with out the proper tools its tough to make a whole piece. I had to do a lot of that on my 86. If I were closer I'd be glad to help out.
Sent from my detachment from reality.
Sent from my detachment from reality.
bluehawk
Appalachia Cruisers
Thanks Jason, just gonna bite the bullet and start cutting. May wait a little while. Gonna get started on the frame again and get the motor and trans mocked up. Try to work that out and get the frame rolling again.
In the process to rebuilding a new disc front to replace my shi**y drums so I don't take someone out next ride.
RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
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htburnett said:
Sounds like a good plan. Not sure if its the brakes or the drunk ass behind the wheel
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Ok you got me ha ha. Notice the culprit cooler in the back groud ofnthe above picture.
RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
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htburnett said:
Actually I did! It kept my beers cold too at GSMTR .
Ha ha too bad I ran off with a few of them.
Sounds like a good plan. Not sure if its the brakes or the drunk ass behind the wheel
He learned from a pro..
RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
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Any word on the 40/25 combo purchase? I saw you are looking at selling you 1980 40, guessing to free up some $$
bluehawk
Appalachia Cruisers
He made a dent in his stock of cruisers, made some free space in the barn. I'll let him elaborate on the details.
