Builds Operation Sinus Infection (A build up of Snotz) (2 Viewers)

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Here is "Snotz" a 1963 FJ40. I have abandoned my 74 project in favor of the 63. Most of the parts will make there way from the 74 to the 63.

Parts coming from the 74 are:
TBI V8
auto trans
dual minis cases
spring over
Cruiser front axle
mini truck rear
4 wheel disc
GM booster/master cylinder
power steering
Prelude bucket seats
GM tilt column
new wiring

Still need to work out:
fuel delivery
full cage
and a little trimming here and there.
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still more and a shot of the 74
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My god that is an ugly color..


Sweet :D
 
My god that is an ugly color..


Sweet :D

And to think, someone made a conscious decision to paint the poor thing that color.
I think I'll keep it!!;)
 
love the 63 no emissions, clean cowl and firewall and awesome windshield. Looks like you have as much work as I do. good luck, we'll have to have a build off, I need the motivation. Sean
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I like the color. :bounce: <- bouncing snot

Are you just going to swap the body onto the '74 frame? Looks like you've got a lot of work in that already.

Save those front locking hubs for the hall of shame. Husky hub ............ probably the worst hub ever built. :D
 
Cruiser Nerd,

You have a good eye, yes, those are Husky hubs, I have never seen them before. I was given a set of Warn hubs in a box of misc. parts. The 74 frame and tub (less the hood/fenders) will be sold. I will be posting in the for sale section the parts I intend to sell.
 
I finally got about an hour and a half on the cruiser today. Removed the heater, horns and some misc. parts. I also removed some handy work performed by a PO (who was not very handy) and washed out about 100lbs. of dirt and mud from the frame and fenderwells.
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What are you plans with the F motor???
 
Well today the project may have changed course. While removing more of the PO fab skills, I have uncovered a pretty substantial crack in the frame. It was partially repaired with some square tubing and booger welds. When this thing broke the entire shackle came off. So, do I repair the frame, or just do a body swap to the 74 frame and call it good? Here are some pics........
 
Well today the project may have changed course. While removing more of the PO fab skills, I have uncovered a pretty substantial crack in the frame. It was partially repaired with some square tubing and booger welds. When this thing broke the entire shackle came off. So, do I repair the frame, or just do a body swap to the 74 frame and call it good? Here are some pics........

Don't see any pictures, but there are a lot on this board who would weld, but personally for me I would swap to the other frame since I would not trust my welding job.
 

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