The switch in question is for your headlights.
I'll email you a wire diagram.
Dave
1966 FJ45LV restoration/buildup project
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The switch in question is for your headlights.
I'll email you a wire diagram.
Dave
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Looking great. The plated bolts are very nice.
These things come apart pretty quickly, but take forever to put back together, huh!
These things come apart pretty quickly, but take forever to put back together, huh!
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I totally agree. Forever plus some time.
Can someone post Jim C's email, I can not find it in my stuff. Thanks
Mark-
After seeing the pics on this last page....I know why you have little money left for the floors!
Your chassis looks AMAZING!! Truly a work of art there!
I'll see what I can do for a truck to ATL....I may send someone down south from CO just to get him out of town to find freight elsewhere.
Talk to you on Monday!!
Have a great weekend!
After seeing the pics on this last page....I know why you have little money left for the floors!
Your chassis looks AMAZING!! Truly a work of art there!
I'll see what I can do for a truck to ATL....I may send someone down south from CO just to get him out of town to find freight elsewhere.
Talk to you on Monday!!
Have a great weekend!
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I am headed to Boulder, CO this week, Thursday-Monday to see my family. Probably will not have too much free time away from the family, but are there any neat cruiser shops around there?
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Floor pan
I met up with Mike D aka treeroot, and picked up my floor pan. As Jason stated, they are very nice and look like the factory made them. I built a crate at my brother-in-laws cabinet shop to get the pan shipped back to Atlanta with the help of CoolCruiserJeff. Before sealing it up in the crate I sanded down some of the light surface rust that had formed on some of the welds and gave the entire pan a coat of primer so it will keep until I need it. After spending time with the pan and seeing the fine workmanship, I am very glad that I will not have to worry too much with that part of the truck. I will be able to put more energy into the "many" other rusted spots.
I will be working on the sheet metal press for the rear quarters instead of the floor pans.
I met up with Mike D aka treeroot, and picked up my floor pan. As Jason stated, they are very nice and look like the factory made them. I built a crate at my brother-in-laws cabinet shop to get the pan shipped back to Atlanta with the help of CoolCruiserJeff. Before sealing it up in the crate I sanded down some of the light surface rust that had formed on some of the welds and gave the entire pan a coat of primer so it will keep until I need it. After spending time with the pan and seeing the fine workmanship, I am very glad that I will not have to worry too much with that part of the truck. I will be able to put more energy into the "many" other rusted spots.
I will be working on the sheet metal press for the rear quarters instead of the floor pans.
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You can see in the first pics the surface rust spots and then the fresh primer.
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You can see in the first pics the surface rust spots and then the fresh primer.
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wow....new floor. that would be nice to have.
treerootCO
Where are my keys?!
It was good meeting you. I'll have to swing by Atlanta some time when we have more time to chat.
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I do believe it is the only way to go especially once you calculate the cost of time. The material is always the cheap part, labor will kill you. Do the math and it is easy to see. Treeroot has really done us a favor with this part.
Mark-
The crate looks really good. It'll hold up just fine for shippng.
I'll call you on Tuesday morning and disuss the details.
Plan on picking up sometime on Tuesday/Weds, and you'll have it by Friday!
G' nite!
The crate looks really good. It'll hold up just fine for shippng.
I'll call you on Tuesday morning and disuss the details.
Plan on picking up sometime on Tuesday/Weds, and you'll have it by Friday!
G' nite!
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I wanted to report that the floor pan arrived safely in Atlanta in an amazingly short time thanks to the efforts of ColoCruiserJeff. He really went out of his way to make the shipment completely effortless. He even personally drove from Denver to Boulder to pick up the crate/floorpan at my brother-in-laws shop. It arrived on Monday Atlanta just a one short week from when I crated it. It was delivered in a small cargo van directly to my shop. Thanks very much CCJ, you are a true Cruiser lover. If anyone needs help with shipping he is your man.
those floors are really cool!!! This thread rocks... keep up the good work!!
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Just wondering, should I try to save the old floor and take it out in one piece or just take the plasma to it and then clean up to the jambs? It will definitely take longer to try to save it so not sure it is worth the effort. Thoughts?
