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Thanks, I love doing my best and working for a top notch customer and friend who likes and appreciates things down right
Build 1964 FJ45 Short Bed Fixed Top Pickup Restoration
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What did you soak it in?
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acetone then sprayed bare metal matt clear coat on them to stop corrosion
That's definitely Nolen and John.
Wish all of us could have even one Nolen or John as clients. It would make this endeavor so much more enjoyable.
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Such a tease.
The hacksaw on the workbench made my day. I know….
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Lol sometimes there is no better tool
Well done! Not sure that attention to detail is rivaled anywhere. Kudos to all involved in this extraordinary project! Thanks for sharing. 
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Details are coming together
Right?! Perfect touch .
Pimping ain't easy.
This truck is so impressive!
I’m just trying to learn because I have one…does anyone know if the factory painted the bolts originally? Not a slight or dig just an honest question. I think it looks great painted.
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They were painted assembled from the factory so all the bolts were painted
I do not see the inside of eng compartment … did you go with original satin black under hood, lower fenders and firewall ... Stopped late 64 early 65
Love the detail and color
Love the detail and color