I vote seafoam.
Build Project X
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DavidW said:
No. Seafoam!
Impressive work Gary; the lines on that truck are perfect! Good luck with the color.
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Got the bed pulled back off today. Finished the exhaust, and water tubes for the rear cooling system. Cooling tubes are being powdercoated so they don't appear in the pics. The exhaust will come back off and be Jet Hot coated when I get back from Christos this weekend. Also made all new fuel system lines including tank vent lines for emissions. Did some more welding on the cab. Man I hate welding/grinding, probably because I am not that great at it. I am really happy with the approach and departure angles though, especially when I've been wheeling nothing but SOA 60s. It will be nice not to be banging around coming and going.
Hey Gary,
White might be a nice color - very classic, and you don't see white very much.
Project is looking great! When you get it done - I'll send you a bottle opener, or TEQ sticker for it!
-Mark
White might be a nice color - very classic, and you don't see white very much.
Project is looking great! When you get it done - I'll send you a bottle opener, or TEQ sticker for it!
-Mark
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Very Cool. I like how the TEQ came out.
My 62 is 033 white and if I went that way, it would have to be that color. Kind of an eggshell color unique to the 60s. Thanks for the offer.
Gary
My 62 is 033 white and if I went that way, it would have to be that color. Kind of an eggshell color unique to the 60s. Thanks for the offer.
Gary
Eskimo
SILVER Star
bad-ass...
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Hey there Charles...You are alive. Good thing. I was thinking about that color anyway, but its taken by at least 3 nice Cruisers already.
Of course, you can go for a ride at Katemcy, Paul.
I am in Colorado at Christos shop getting ready to put the tcase and axles under the knife. 5.29s in the pumpkins and a 3.something crawl box for the tcase. He volunteered his facility and he is the "go to guy" on the 80s.
Gary
Of course, you can go for a ride at Katemcy, Paul.
I am in Colorado at Christos shop getting ready to put the tcase and axles under the knife. 5.29s in the pumpkins and a 3.something crawl box for the tcase. He volunteered his facility and he is the "go to guy" on the 80s.
Gary
Waggoner5 said:
I'm still here mainly lurking.. Still too many projects on my plate. At least my junk is being taken care of by someone else in Arkansas. Counting down the days for the RoundUp and Rubithon. Looking forward to seeing your work at the RoundUp.