from beginning to end!"Project: Big Nell"(11/1/07)
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- wt4speed#2
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Hey layed,
Dude it's the shirt it clashes with the hat and pants . Keep after it looking good
Tony B
Dude it's the shirt it clashes with the hat and pants . Keep after it looking good
Tony B
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LOL if i had much more red on, id look like "that time of the month" running around. The shorts and shirt are my work clothes for when its not THAT cold out.wt4speed#2 wrote:Hey layed,
Dude it's the shirt it clashes with the hat and pants . Keep after it looking good
Tony B
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Well, got the other side dont, just have to figure how to get around the steering column and crap. Thats gunna be the hardest part of everything.
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this cant be! THREE DAYS IN A ROW of updates! 2 of which have pictures!!!
firewall, pretty much done, just need to go and get the details. feather out the rounded corners, and maybe take off the steering column cover I guess is what that is. in the pic, thats still black/dirty.
I must say...this was a diamond in the rough. this thing was COVVVVEEERRRREEEDDDD in dirt and other crap. at one point it even had a very crusty sock on it
firewall, pretty much done, just need to go and get the details. feather out the rounded corners, and maybe take off the steering column cover I guess is what that is. in the pic, thats still black/dirty.
I must say...this was a diamond in the rough. this thing was COVVVVEEERRRREEEDDDD in dirt and other crap. at one point it even had a very crusty sock on it
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my oh my, another day, another update. and a good one too I got most of the inner fender done and ground down, and I mounted it back for easier work levels and man, I miss it being fully assembled haha. It is going to be killer when I finish.
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Right on Layedout, Looking good!
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Im just trying to do what I can while the motor is at the shop, and the money is tight. I had to spend 250 on a room for the Unite show coming up in May, plus money for spring break. I just want to get started on this frame!
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Looking good man. Amazing what a little time and effort can reward you with. Keep us posted.
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I maqy be building a frame for practice first. When I say frame, I mean like...1/3 or 1/4 scale out of 2x2 tubing. Something small, that if I mess up wont kill me to say I messed up on. And won't hurt any purists
I think I am going to run a 2 stroke motor, single gear setup something like a lawnmower or the like to the rear axle and 4 link it as well. Something fun for the shows bagged of course semi truck seat air bags, and ball valves
I think I am going to run a 2 stroke motor, single gear setup something like a lawnmower or the like to the rear axle and 4 link it as well. Something fun for the shows bagged of course semi truck seat air bags, and ball valves
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well, good news is the motor will be done tomorrow. the bad news is....im not anywhere NEAR ready for it haha. I still need to paint the firewall, patch the inner fenders, paint them, dip the tranny if possible, if not I need to wire brush that at LEAST. I need a new tranny to engine gasket, new wires, new hoses, clean core support, new clutch/flywheel..........you get the picture. The motor may be rebuilt, but the truck isn't ready to run at all. Not to mention the hack job wiring the truck has. I guess for break in though if I can get the motor/tranny/clutch/gas pedal/starter installed, I can jump the starter and break the motor in for a bit. I can crank it and run it everyday to get some "mileage" on it, so I can drain the detergent oil, and put in the normal stuff.
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those valve covers will be gone as soon as I can afford new ones.
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I like the way you had the engine painted black. It looks good to me and it really hides the inevitable oil seepage that will come later.
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1989 Ford F150
1979 Chevrolet C10 350/TH400 14 bolt "Big 10" (DD)
1972 F100 parts truck long bed
1971 F100 2WD LWB 302 aod 3.70 9inch PS pb
1966 International Scout 800
1954 GMC rat rod project Scout frame, inline 6, T90 4X4
1953 Chevrolet Tin Woody
1946 Hudson BigBoy Pickup-ratrod project