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gbogh said:
When did you add the black 60 door handles to the site?! I was searching a couple months ago and ended up buying from ebay. I would have much rather bought from you.
PSA- There are black metal door handles at the Trail Tailor store: 60 Series Door Handles
Get em while you can. Price is VERY good
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Thanks, just ordered 2 sets.
 
gbogh said:
When did you add the black 60 door handles to the site?! I was searching a couple months ago and ended up buying from ebay. I would have much rather bought from you.
PSA- There are black metal door handles at the Trail Tailor store: 60 Series Door Handles
Get em while you can. Price is VERY good
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A few weeks now. Maybe 8-1? Same time I added the aftermarket clamshell steering column covers.
 
How's progress in the shop going with some of your R&D projects? Fires/smoke not getting close I hope?
 
Rolling chassis build has started.

80 axles and coil conversion front and rear, rear ARB locker 4.10s, 3" tapered wire coil, 45mm 9 stage adjustable shocks, TT adjustable control arms and sway bar links. 17 x 7 steelies, 285/70/17 Falken Wildpeaks, stainless braided fuel and brake lines.

Donor late 60 frame, stripped down and coil conversion brackets welded on.

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You have some badass projects going. Awesome work man
 
TRAIL TAILOR said:
Rolling chassis build has started.

80 axles and coil conversion front and rear, rear ARB locker 4.10s, 3" tapered wire coil, 45mm 9 stage adjustable shocks, TT adjustable control arms and sway bar links. 17 x 7 steelies, 285/70/17 Falken Wildpeaks, stainless braided fuel and brake lines.

Donor late 60 frame, stripped down and coil conversion brackets welded on.

That sounds like an awesome build, J. I'm sure the new owner - who I imagine is easy to work with and has an awesome personality to boot - will be overly impressed with the finished product!

#fckyeah
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TRAIL TAILOR said:
Cosmo 342 is what I've used for years and works good. Military grade and proven.
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I have an internal rust problem brewing inside the frame, I can feel rust bubbling up inside the box tubing and have thought solutions or abatements, but not sure what to do... just blast it out with compressed air and pour an epoxy in is the best I could think of, but I like cosmoline way more. Do you just pour it down the box tubing or spray it in? Beautiful frame by the way!
 
jmcclusk said:
I have an internal rust problem brewing inside the frame, I can feel rust bubbling up inside the box tubing and have thought solutions or abatements, but not sure what to do... just blast it out with compressed air and pour an epoxy in is the best I could think of, but I like cosmoline way more. Do you just pour it down the box tubing or spray it in? Beautiful frame by the way!
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It has a 30-36" flex wand with a fan tip. You run it inside the frame via holes and "rod" the entire inner frame. Usually 4 cans is plenty to do the frame.

J
 
jmcclusk said:
I have an internal rust problem brewing inside the frame, I can feel rust bubbling up inside the box tubing and have thought solutions or abatements, but not sure what to do... just blast it out with compressed air and pour an epoxy in is the best I could think of, but I like cosmoline way more. Do you just pour it down the box tubing or spray it in? Beautiful frame by the way!
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Eastwood internal frame coat is also good, comes with a 360 nozzle you can just put in the frame holes. Eastwood also sells their version of the cosmo which works well.
 
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