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here are some pics of our current project.
and more pics........big project.
Randy,
Prepare to get busy!:bla:
canadiangsfan
05-18-2010, 05:41 PM
I have a 69 that looks to be in the same shape, did you make or buy the rear inner wheel wells, I will be putting on 2 full quarters when I do it, so should I cut the old ones off and replace the inner stuff first.
Thanks for your time, it looks great.
We got lucky and came up with some usable rear wheel houses , however I had fully prepped myself to start fabbing some.You do need to remove enough of the old qtr panel to gain access to perform the repair/replacement properly.Joe
OhioGS400
05-18-2010, 08:32 PM
You're a master with that welder- thanks in advance for all your hard work. The ball will be back in my court soon- Can't wait to sign your concrete:3gears:
Ahh yes....".the burnout pad of fame":3gears: :3gears:
dl7265
05-19-2010, 04:13 PM
You're a master with that welder- thanks in advance for all your hard work. The ball will be back in my court soon- Can't wait to sign your concrete:3gears:
hey where did the red paint come from ? :laugh: Good job, these cars are very challenging !
DL
And we thought the 70-72's are tough.....Don ,I know you know first hand what it takes to find body parts for one of these babies.How 's yours coming?joe:TU:
You're a master with that welder- thanks in advance for all your hard work. The ball will be back in my court soon- Can't wait to sign your concrete:3gears:
Oh yeah ...Soon you'll be ready ready for another project.CAN YOU SAY BIGBLOCK CAR!:pp
final pics before Randy took her home
JCSpringer2005
06-12-2010, 05:37 AM
Wow !!! You are looking fantastic!
OhioGS400
06-24-2010, 07:43 PM
Thanks John. Joe does great work- it's going together slowly but surely. Updated pics will be posted in members ride section.
Back in the shop for some minor detail work and final touches. Great job Randy for doing a better job then some of the so called "professionals" out there.
Randy,
You rocked it ,WAY TO GO congratulations on the Concours Gold!Not only that ,,,,,but the highest score to BOOT! Step Child Nation Rise Up!:TU: :beers2: Excellent job Pal.
OhioGS400
08-02-2011, 04:03 PM
Randy,
You rocked it ,WAY TO GO congratulations on the Concours Gold!Not only that ,,,,,but the highest score to BOOT! Step Child Nation Rise Up!:TU: :beers2: Excellent job Pal.
That was quite a day! Way more than I expected. Thanks again for all your help, Joe. Couldn't have done it without your expertise and input.
Chris Lance
08-02-2011, 05:41 PM
Congrats Randy! Well deserved and an exceptional car......:beers2:
ohioscott
08-02-2011, 09:22 PM
congrats Randy could not have happened to a more deserving guy and car one day I will see it in person
Lon Bauer
08-03-2011, 04:11 PM
Congratulations Randy!!!!! She deserves it!!!! A very beautiful convertible!!!!! :beers2:
I hope mine will look like that one day.................
Lon
68TriShield
08-03-2011, 04:53 PM
Outstanding car sir!
I will admit I'm a bit partial to 68's though :grin:
Danny68GS
08-04-2011, 11:11 AM
Great job on the car! What color spatter paint did you use in the trunk...black/aqua, black/gray, other? That's (one of) my next projects. What is the correct color for a '68?
OhioGS400
08-06-2011, 10:53 AM
Great job on the car! What color spatter paint did you use in the trunk...black/aqua, black/gray, other? That's (one of) my next projects. What is the correct color for a '68?
Thanks. Joe used black/aqua. The spare tire board is supposed to be splatter painted also- I just found out!
Danny68GS
08-06-2011, 10:57 PM
Thanks. Looks like the black/aqua is the way to go.
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