Nice job .. Keep it up Zack
Keep up the good work Zack. I have been doing the same thing. It takes so long to do every little part. Cut out the rust, cut out a patch to make it fit, weld on patch, grind down welds, fill in pin holes that were missed and more grinding. It seems like it is taking me forever. Good luck.
Good job Zac! I would of quit on the bodywork a long time ago. If you come to Carlisle you can see my bodywork disaster on my NYB. I'm trying to get my bodywork friend (Pineapple) to fix it before Carlisle. I'm going to get it completely fixed and painted this winter.
Well, I have to admit the wooden spoke wheels gave a ***** of a ride...
Seriously though, here's a pic of the type of truck I was "assigned" at my very first full time job at the age of 20. An ancient Brockway owned by T Transportation. My job was to work the docks in South Boston picking up boxes of fish packed in ice. I reeked of Cod coming home every night...
I got fired after not swinging wide enough turning into a back alley and dragged a Caddy 150 feet.