Wow cool, you painted the driveshaft. I need to do that too after I get it shortened. Thanks for all the pics.

 

Im glad you're enjoying the pictures. Getting the new floorboards in is a slow process. Here are a few new pictures.




Notice she's now in the garage. We finally sold a Jeep. It was a little sad, but it was all-important to create the room and funds for the latest project. We did a lot of work to the Jeep, and thoroughly enjoyed it as well.

At least we still have big red.

 

Awesome.

 

Nice project!
Thanks for the pics .

 

Enter text here.Thanks for the replies. Here's where we are now, passenger floorboard is finished, with the seat mount in. The drivers side seat mount is out and we will finish cutting out the floorboard today. Here's a few more pichers. lol
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We also cleaned the lip for the rear glass and fixed some holes in the corners, then painted with por.

 

Forgot this one...

 

Good to see some progres, great pics. I often wonder when I go to car shows and what not if people who go to these shows but are not doing or have never done a restoration like ours can really appreciate these cars as finish product. It is the first time to me but I did see my father do it three times since I was a little kid.

 

Nice project dude, can't wait to see what she turns out like

 

You're absolutely right, doing this myself gives me a much greater appreciation for a flawless car that has been restored. So many tedious things that have to be done on such a old car.