I finished the paint about a month ago and have been slowing been re-assembling. Most of the body is back together and the inside of the tub has bedliner in it now. All of the exposed nuts and bolt inside and outside the tub that are visible are stainless. I still have the top and doors to paint but I will be waiting for the weather to warm back up. Here are a couple of pictures of where it stands so far.
Update on my '72 build
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Very nice !! 
What suspension do you have?
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Various components
The seats are leather/electric from a 90's cirrus, the suspension is a 4" Hell creek. Other parts include a GM tilt steering column from a transam/firebird. It has the GM power steering conversion installed. The drivetrain is from a '85 FJ 60. The color is '69 to '72 Breathe Green. A couple things for the upcoming week are the wiring harness install as well as the roll bar.
The seats are leather/electric from a 90's cirrus, the suspension is a 4" Hell creek. Other parts include a GM tilt steering column from a transam/firebird. It has the GM power steering conversion installed. The drivetrain is from a '85 FJ 60. The color is '69 to '72 Breathe Green. A couple things for the upcoming week are the wiring harness install as well as the roll bar.
Nice looking rig. What bedliner did you use? Please post more pics!!
thecrazygreek
A.K.A. TheCraftyGreek
I like it.. Can you provide the paint codes you used? Breathe Green was the "unknown" color for a long time...
Nice rig, I hope to get mine as clean looking as yours!
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I used rolled on herculiner. I debated spraying it in or rolling it in. I rolled a small area on the back and I liked how it turned out so I went with rolling it. I will post some other pictures shortly.
