Dennis. That's his name.
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Began the drivers floors....you can never have too many vice grips when doing auto body......
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
It's good to see you have a good grip on things Nick...
Fratzog
Old Man with a Hat
Nice work. Hopefully most of the hard stuff is behind you?
Moving along
Ripinator
Old Man with a Hat
Nick: You are THE indefatigable rust warrior. Awesome job you are doing.
cbarge
World Famous Barge in a Budget
Dennis has a new "Nick" name....Unholy lol!!
Great progress!
Great progress!
65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
Your going to distract us with the bling.
73Coupe
Senior Member
The golden shower hour is near!
More Texas metal for my disaster....to replace more body filled disasters...
So the above was a test spray for matching purposes, it was urethane. My friend and auto body extraordinaire Ryan wants to use the ONYX line waterborne paint, they didn't have a mix code for the 73 Y6 Golden Haze so I needed a spray out card to scan....plus it gives me a chance to get my feet wet with painting....
I was able to get what their system considered a 43% match....according to my eyes and Ryan's (who's been painting show cars for close to 20 years now) Its a hell of a lot closer....
I was able to get what their system considered a 43% match....according to my eyes and Ryan's (who's been painting show cars for close to 20 years now) Its a hell of a lot closer....
Work has been incredibly busy the last few weeks, I've been doing 70-80 hour weeks, which has left me little to no time to 5th per on the car. Last weekend being a long weekend here I slipped out to my favorite little yard with my sawsall....
More to follow.....
Nick
More to follow.....
Nick
Progress has been slow, but I have been tinkering along...
I was going to re-use my old rotors, but realized that they were made in china and are who knows how old, I've machined them twice in the time I've owned the car, so I ordered new rotors through one of the places I deal with at work.
I also installed the backing plates I bought last year, as my originals were gone when I got the car, these ones are original, all I did was wash them with some degreaser. They came off a California car.
Also working forward finishing replacing the remainder of the front end stuff.
I was going to re-use my old rotors, but realized that they were made in china and are who knows how old, I've machined them twice in the time I've owned the car, so I ordered new rotors through one of the places I deal with at work.
I also installed the backing plates I bought last year, as my originals were gone when I got the car, these ones are original, all I did was wash them with some degreaser. They came off a California car.
Also working forward finishing replacing the remainder of the front end stuff.
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