How to polish a ****, for Dummies

[86truckpull]

im in ct its more like 16 hours to me lol

 

[G.W BUFFALO]

na mine wasnt that bad, a new rubber mat probly woulda fixed it up just fine...

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[G.W BUFFALO]

And those pics of the rear frame as promised.. As you can see, it's dirty already from the rain and my dirty hands. But the 3 coats of por-15 definatly did it's job.

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now the cab is mostly stripped and unbolted, mite get it ripped off yet today. just need to order the clutch, poly body mounts and hardware. before i can swap the new one on, plus i need to clean and paint the front of the frame.

 

[86truckpull]

im loving the beer disposal hole in the floor had one just like it

 

[flareside_thun]

That'll buff right out....The progress is lookin good man...keep it up!






PS= Sorry for the hijack.

 

[IDIDieselJohn]

That's actually not as bad as mine, and I was still driving it



Great job on the POR-15!


I heard alot of good things about that stuff.

 

[trackspeeder]

And those pics of the rear frame as promised.. As you can see, it's dirty already from the rain and my dirty hands. But the 3 coats of por-15 definatly did it's job.

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now the cab is mostly stripped and unbolted, mite get it ripped off yet today. just need to order the clutch, poly body mounts and hardware. before i can swap the new one on, plus i need to clean and paint the front of the frame.

Looking good.

 

[G.W BUFFALO]

got the front clip off, cab all unbolted and ready to tip off.. gotta get ready for work, i'll probly tip the cab off and get started on the front of the frame in the morning after i get home from work, if i have the energy.. times a wasting i gotta work double time on this beast, i need it done before it startes to get cold.

 

[opusd2]

You seem to be plugging along just fine! I'm envious, that looks like quite a project! I haven't done anything like that since I replaced the cab on my 73 F100 4x4 back in '95. Though I ground and painted. I love the POR15. Never used it myself, but my uncle has had his own body shop for 30+ years and just swears by it

 

[G.W BUFFALO]

You seem to be plugging along just fine! I'm envious, that looks like quite a project! I haven't done anything like that since I replaced the cab on my 73 F100 4x4 back in '95. Though I ground and painted. I love the POR15. Never used it myself, but my uncle has had his own body shop for 30+ years and just swears by it

ya i dont let nothing scare me when it comes to rusty junk. i've been turnin wreches since i could stand on two feet. it's all about the know-how and physical labor, theres nothing that cant be fixed if you want to fix it, thats the way my old man tought me...

what did i learn on, well i've owned 3 60's mustang's, 4 80's mustangs, 4 bronco's, 3 ford pickups, 2 dodge pickups, a 68 coronet and a 66 corvair. thats not including my parts vehicals, oh ya and im only 19 and i payed for all them myself eccept my first one a 1979 bronco. i geuss i should get counseling or something.

 

['94IDITurbo7.3]

Floor boards look pretty strong to me!

 

[Darkrider]

Looks like you are making great progress on this!

 

[opusd2]

Aww, a little plywood makes for a renewable floor

 

[flareside_thun]

Or street signs...so I've heard.

 

[biggin92]

Or street signs...so I've heard.

Don't be a hatin the street signs. The only thing they are good for is fixing rust holes in floor boards!