72 Driver NorthCarolina UNDER CONSTRUCTION

[smokenjoep01]

Fri./Sat. progress

[smokenjoep01]

This past weekend the metal work was finished on the passengers door, roughed out the tiger hair. Also had my significant other POR15 the inside of the drivers door. That was already in epoxy primer on the outside. Just needed the POR15 rubbed in on the exposed metal from the blaster and the metal patchs. That was a big help alone. She did a great job brushing it in the cracks and crevis's.
Need a skim coat of some filler next. Then flip it over and fill the outside patchs. The weekend can never come to soon. And I can never get enough work done in a weekend!

[smokenjoep01]

Same weekend Feb.13, 2011

[flash]

Looks good ,Ive got a couple of doors I need to try that on .Not doors Im going to use so it wont really matter how they turn out .

[smokenjoep01]

Originally Posted by flash

.Not doors Im going to use so it wont really matter how they turn out .

Say what????????????????????????

[smokenjoep01]

This past weekend. Feb19-20. The doors got guide coat sanded and are ready for a another coat of primer. The doors hinges were sandblasted sprayed with POR15 and got new pins bushings and detents.
The rear deck lid came back from the media blaster and is garbage and I decided to go with a new one. I heard of a small 60's Camaro supply company a few miles out of town. Come to find out he had a GoodMark rear deck lid that someone ordered and never picked up. He really took care of me on it$.
Also had the rear valance blasted with the deck lid. The valance is usable and I got that in first coat of filler. Then got the new windshield test fitted. Thankfully it sits flat all along the edges.
Monday the power disk conversion and complete brake line kit came in.That will go along great with the new Moog front end parts. Next Ive got to break down the front end and strip the fenders. Took lots of pictures for assembly.

[smokenjoep01]

More from Feb.19-20,2011

[flash]

Boy youve been busy ,it looks good . I wish I had your patience and talent for metal work . Right Stuff Detailing is a great company to do business with .I dont know if you dealt with them direct or thu a vendor but if youre ever in their part of Ohio you should stop in for a tour of their facility.The owner has several nice camaros stacked up on lifts on one side of his building.

[smokenjoep01]

Bought the Right Stuff disc conversion and a complete car brake line kit for a couple bucks over Five hundred shipped to the house from Matts classic bowties.

[flash]

You did good on the prices ,sorry I could'nt go lower on mine. Mine are probably going with my project car that I have listed on Craigslist .I need the room ,5 cars in one building is just too much .