My 68 flareside project.

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Re: My 68 flareside project.

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Nice thread fellow truck owner. I have to admit you have a lot of rust on that baby, but you do good work.. I would like to know what you used to paint the front end with, i want to use under coating but do not want that rubber stuff but a nice paint. I want to use your shop as well, I am outside under a car port but it works.
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what part of louisiana are you from? got my 71 home today so the fun will start soo, i too have a bit of rust repair to do lol
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yea, rust is all a part of living here lol i live right outside of Thibodaux.
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I just checked in to the site after a hiatus and this is a great thread. Love the straight six, and the work and paint is awesome :thup:

Are you staying with drum brakes?
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Yeah i am keeping the drum brakes for now.
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any more progress home boy? these builds keep building modivation for me!
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Well got some work done today i got going on the passenger side floor pan. The door jam has some rust like the drivers side did and it was covered up. The PO welded the floor patch in from under the truck as well as on top, i ended up torching out most of the patch and that was a pain. Here are a few pics and new wheels 20x8 dodge spares. The cab forward will be completed by the end of summer.(hopefully)LOL PICS
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hey I'm gettin ready to weld up our dash holes as well, how did yours turn out?
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THey turned out real good i got them filled and fiberglassed i just need to put a skim coat of filler on them.
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hey wicked,nice work on a cool truck! i have a question,id like to do the offy/4 bbl conversion on my 300 6 cyl,where can i get the intake? thanks and keep up the good work!
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Re: My 68 flareside project.

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dual plane
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/OFY-6019DP/

c series ( i think the one wicked has and a much easier one to work with since the carb sits the right way.)
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/OFY-6227C/
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Hey wicked,
any pics of the frontend height, after you notched the crossmember?
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Good job man!
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Still looking good.
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Well its been along time since i have updated but i finally got the f-100 moving again it hasnt been out of my shop in a long time. I put the steering column in and drove her out of the shop. I started a cnc plasma business so its been taking up most of my time but the body and paint work will be done this year. HEre is a pic.
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