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Old 09-07-2012, 10:52 AM
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repairing the rust
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So I wonder how many can I load like that at a time?
 
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Old 09-07-2012, 10:57 AM
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And here was me making an ext/adaptor for the clutch master cyl
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Yeppers a BB water pump gasket fit the Master cyl close enuff!
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Mounted
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Yes you can drill and tap the factory slave cyl to go from NPT to AN fitting
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Old 09-07-2012, 11:04 AM
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this was just lining things up so I could make some measurments
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This was me turning a peice down to make for the pedal. I used the rod out of a 95 chevy truck to bolt to the master cyl and just turned down a peice drilled and tap both ends to connect.
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Old 09-07-2012, 11:22 AM
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putting together for a test run down the back roads!
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Taking her down to the metal stripping all old paint and bondo so I can where it in all its glory!


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Putting some work on the dash so I can paint and put glass in. Said Its a driver didnt ?
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Old 09-07-2012, 06:50 PM
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Looks great all jambed in the red color!
 
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Old 09-07-2012, 09:36 PM
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Yeah looks real nice. How long of a time frame was all the done in?
 
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Old 09-08-2012, 11:19 AM
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Thanks fellows!

Lets see I go the car maybe 5 yrs back?? Motor was out the big 4x4 you see in background. So that took about 20 mins to bolt up? Maybe 30 since I needed a beer!

Then I cut the rust out of window area and made peices to fit took about a day and then about 1/2 day to grind the welds.

Then it sat till about 6 months ago when the t-56 fell in my lap. Once I got that I mocked it up to make a crossmember which took a few hours. And then waited and waited for my clutch and pressure plate took almost 2 months. In the meantime I figured out all the clutch pedal and such took a couple of days going back and fourth to places trying to figure how I was gonna do it once I did that took about a day.
So when the parts came in I then ordered headers rad wires etc etc and went to making it run so I can pull in out shop.
Once I got it drivable and made a test run I went to the body.

Started out was gonna just do a scuff and shoot so to speak so I started on roof with the DA well once I started I got carried away so the next thing you know about 15 bags of sand and 2 days the whole body was stripped all the way down put in primer to keep from rusting and of cours bodywork done on the painted areas so I could put glass in it. All in all I have about 4 days of work in the paint so far. But now I can go back and pull all the dents a little at a time?

So real work so far maybe 2 weeks? Time frame since project started when tranny was founf 6 months?

Damn got a little winded didnt I?
 
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Old 09-08-2012, 09:15 PM
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Well its lookin good, keep up with the pictures.
 
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Old 09-10-2012, 01:36 PM
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2 of the best tools ever made. A Uni Spotter and the Beer!
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Dents
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No dents!
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Holes
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No Holes
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The Led was already taken out of this so English Color suggested the new Metal to Metal Which is bacically a metal filled body filler that gets very hard and you can actually drill n tap he ?
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I also wipe a little to fill in any little pin holes from welding? Yes I did put a plate under all the hole to weld in.
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I also bolted the extra front together to flip upside down to maybe just maybe fix the lower velance panel???? MAYBE
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Old 09-17-2012, 10:28 AM
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Few updated pics
Told ya I was gonna drive and work on it! LOL scrap peice laying around chcuk it up in the lathe to cut round hole and go!
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Got all those dents pictured above filled and reprimed ready to block it 320
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Had a slight crease in the qtr
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Had to take all the old bondo out of the holes to weld and do it right!
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damn near ended up filling the damn hole with metal from welding!
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