Search results

Yes please

Are you going to install the firewall sound proofing panels?

[thumbzup]

[thumbzup]

Uhm....HELLO!,,,Need updates please...and pic's

My 37 canvas top would just barely scuff the top of my garage door when I pulled it in, I also had to cropped the wood uprights so the cargo top was the same height as the cab top.

[thumbzup]

Looking REAL good, I like the yellow cad bolts but thats just me :mrgreen: I know I mentioned it before, You'll be installing the front side cowl/fender welting soon and just a suggestion, I used wide head aluminum rivets spaced about 1 1/2" apart (see pic) to install mine and was very happy...

A mint M-37 and a Norton,,,,,God I really hate you right now!!:drool:

Wow If I had a (well ventilated ) paint booth like that to use..I..I.. probably wouldn't have all the drain bamage that I have now :mrgreen:

. I guess I was lucky, when I had my 230 balanced the guy at the performance shop could not believe how well balanced the crank was, he said it was so close to perfect that he did not even bother with it and this was a guy who insisted that I go home and bring back my new hypro pistons so he...

Looks great, but I don't think that red underbody tool box mounted in the back there is gonna work!! ;)

I went with screws on the hood welting and I used wide head aluminum rivets to fasten the rubber cowl/fender welting, those skinny steel ones looked like they would pull through the rubber in no time....your truck looks great!

Are you going put a clear coat on those nice shiny bolts/nuts?

Now thats a spray booth!!

I just used plain old Gilliespie paint on my block and the only part of it that got any type of heat fade was the stat housing, I know your not using Gilliespie but my point is you really don't need to use high heat paint on the block and running gear..just saying to save you some extra $ and work.

Alrighty then..let the pictures of your progress begin [thumbzup]