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Poor boy! You just need to put on your Cave Man pants and deal with it. :hammer:

Flange up..... While you are in there, you may want to check the front and rear channels. I had to replace mine.

So, now that Zout has passed the baton, are you going to continue the thread providing information on the wiring of that puppy. I could sure use the pointers on my WC. The standard has been set extremely high but I know you, Troy and Tony will do a great job. Just a hint, don't use Xmas tree...

You should have expected that one coming!!!!! I will be waiting for photos showing the awe struck faces when they see it.

Noticed a slight oil leak at the front end after the engine test. Cannot tell whether it is the timing seal, timing gasket or front oil pan seal. Will take off the front cowl and motor mount and run it for a short period to see if I can locate it. I have a new timing cover gaskets kit on the...

It just keeps getting better and better with each post. If you were younger, you could do this for a living? :-D Those data plates really pop out of the dash and the insignia is awesome. I think PB will probably keep it. Did David do all the markings?

:beer: Getting so close.

I will hold you to it IFS. :-D

Your upholstery job is outstanding Zout! My starter button was stuck and it took me awhile to get the foot button unscrewed before I could get it apart. :roll: Can't wait for the video.

Ooh. That stings.. :eek:

I echo everything Swiss says but the real question is...Will PB fit in those streamline seats??????

My thread compared to your threads.....no contest. He could count my statistics on one hand. I will try to keep him entertained though. :smile:

Got the seat backs ready for epoxy primer today and will do the seat pans tomorrow. Did my first engine test today with the repaired starter. Started fine but the coil got very hot and I learned that I needed a resistor for the coil. I thought because it was a 12V coil, it was not necessary...

Upholstery, YIPPEE!!!! Hope to see detailed photos of the process for my educational archive. Let's see...data plates, upholstery, rim and STENCILS. The finish line is in sight. :naner:

To all those following Zout's threads I would like to say we all know his work is superb but I will say this..... I am restoring a WC51 at the moment and I am doing many of the same things he has done. Either on the M43, Deb's Jeep or the WC22. Unfortunately I am doing them in slow motion...

Of course the whole vehicle looks awesome but the bed floor is the "nines". Great job Commander. When you are done at Lloyd's, you can take a right turn and head out the Texas to work on the WC51.

Went calf roping this morning and the calves back legs were somewhat elusive. Should have had a gun. :-D When I got home I was able to work on the rotted areas of one of my seat backs and then installed my carb linkage and mounted my coil and repaired starter. Hope my new battery cable...

Looking good. WM, I would ask for a discount since one of the drop sides is painted OD.... :lol::lol::lol:

Great idea. Tell BB to take it out for a spin. :twisted:

My whole life I have wanted to participate in a Zout build. I vote you bring the pieces to Durhamtown. :-D:mrgreen::-D