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RE: My Project 1968 off eBay - 4/1/2008 8:49:00 AM   
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I still have a TON of work to do before I can fit the floor in... I need to get the toe panels fixed bfore I can fit in the floor...
Here is the Pax Side


Here is the driver's side...or should I say...MY SIDE...hahaha


Then repair the rotted part on the Pax side rocker as seen previously in the thread and I should be golden...

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RE: My Project 1968 off eBay - 4/1/2008 9:45:29 PM   
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So I was checking out Craigslist today and found this Goodmark 2 inch cowl induction hood for $190!  Brand new never used...


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RE: My Project 1968 off eBay - 4/1/2008 10:16:12 PM   
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wow man it's really getting somewhere. I could never imagine doing all that ourselves. I think if we did it would take years to finish. My hat off to you for all the hard work.

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RE: My Project 1968 off eBay - 4/2/2008 5:32:06 AM   
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Thanks orocker... I appreciate it!  I think that it is going to slow down though because the heat of summer is on it's way in!!! And I don't have A/C in my garage...yet...

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RE: My Project 1968 off eBay - 4/2/2008 6:16:01 PM   
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I think I may have the little sister of That car! This forum is great. Makes me feel better knowing i'm not the only one sinking alot of cash into a rust bucket.  Lots of great post on here.

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RE: My Project 1968 off eBay - 4/4/2008 12:07:53 AM   
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This makes me glad I bought a car that doesnt have any major rust, then again how many cars have a lot of rust in the southwest?

I can't wait to get home and rip my car apart, I'm quite sure I wont need to do any major body work like FlightMechYJ68, most of my time will go into stripping paint, smoothing out the firewall, and rebuilding the dash. some stuff will be out sourced like the subframe, engine build, paint and powdercoating. I'm planning on taking welding and body work classes at my college, hopfully i'll get some major work done before I get deployed again.

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RE: My Project 1968 off eBay - 4/4/2008 6:31:00 AM   
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Umm, yeah... I never really took a metalworking class so much... HOWEVER, I do have complete metal/machine shop at my work that I practice on all the time...  As far as welding goes, I did take a class on that and it was very benficial... If you do not have the time to take a class, get the lincoln welders guide book or any other book like that... They are helpful and can make a good welder better...

I think of it like gluing metal together with molten metal...and it is flippin' cool too...

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RE: My Project 1968 off eBay - 4/4/2008 9:28:26 AM   
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Nice.

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RE: My Project 1968 off eBay - 4/4/2008 10:46:46 AM   
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Is it just you doing all this work or do you get some help from some friends?  Either way it looks great man, I just wanted to know if your spending all the time in the garage by yourself...I'm pretty sure everyone can appricate the amount of hard work you are putting into your car.

http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll206/Rmg32_photo/DSCN1032.jpg

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RE: My Project 1968 off eBay - 4/4/2008 6:54:15 PM   
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Well, pretty much so far it has just been me... I am kinda not so right in the head that way as I either can't find anyone that would donate the time (or has the time to donate for that matter), or they say they'd love to help and I ask them and they are busy and what not or they just don't care... So I end up doing everything by myself...

The good/bad part of doing it all alone is that you have no one to blame but yourself if it goes south on you...and turns out like garbage...

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