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    Last edited by langleylad; October 16, 2016, 08:26 PM.

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    • I painted the body/cabin ? yesterday , three coats of color ( metallic silver ) and three coats of clear . The doors , front fenders , hood and trunk lid will have to wait till the spring. Helping out family burned up three weekends so I feel a little behind . I'm very happy with the outcome , this was my first attempt at spraying color .

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      Last edited by langleylad; October 16, 2016, 08:20 PM.

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      • Ya done good! And it wasn't all THAT hard, was it? People think it's automotive brain surgery when really it's a matter of keeping at it.

        Dan

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        • Looks very nice!
          Chris - HRPT Long Haul 03, 04, 05, 13, 14, 15,16 & 18
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          • Looks great to me!
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            • Wow! did you fill in the cowl as well?
              Patrick & Tammy
              - Long Haulin' 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014...Addicting isn't it...??

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              • Originally posted by silver_bullet View Post
                Wow! did you fill in the cowl as well?
                Yes sir

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                • Originally posted by DanStokes View Post
                  Ya done good! And it wasn't all THAT hard, was it? People think it's automotive brain surgery when really it's a matter of keeping at it.

                  Dan
                  Thank you gentlemen .

                  I've heard that painting the car is the reward for all the hard work getting the vehicle to the point where you can spray it . Prep , prep , prep .......

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                  • I painted the taillight panel semi-gloss black and mounted the Holley Dominator ECU , plus ran the engine harnesses through the Earl's seals it grommets today . I'm sure most of you know about these releaseable cable ties , they're awesome when you're first running your wiring . Click image for larger version

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                    • Wiring has begun , I'm using a American Autowire Classic Update kit . I want to keep the engine bay clean and I'm trying to hide as much wiring as possible . I've run a piece of 3/4" steel tube in the driver side wheel well to run the frontend wiring through .

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                      • THAT looks great. Or is it that it DOESN'T look great, given that you can't see it? I'm befuddled (most of the time).

                        Dan

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                        • Originally posted by DanStokes View Post
                          THAT looks great. Or is it that it DOESN'T look great, given that you can't see it? I'm befuddled (most of the time).

                          Dan
                          Thanks Dan , I believe that this is the first time that someone has used the word "befuddled" on BS but then I could be wrong .

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                          • although I know what it means, this picture pops into my head.
                            Flying south, with a flock of bird dogs.

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                            • I've pretty much taken the last 2 months off of working in the shop , it's cold in there. I've got a small ceramic heater to warm things up but it's still chilly. I have been collecting parts , I've spent many hours on this magic box looking for great deals and I've found many . Such as a Magnaflow 2.5 stainless hot rod kit that sells for $607 US at Summit/Jegs that I found on Amazon.ca for $336 CDN ! with free shipping which is just bananas . When buying out of the US we have to add a 33% , so $300 becomes $400 . Enough whining about that. I've also collected Autometer Ultra-Lite Carbon Fibre gauges in 5" & 2 5/8", Russell AN fittings , Russell ProClassic Hose , and other bits and pieces . I'm going to get out there today and hopefully get some work done .

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                                Well I managed to assemble the gauge panel and started to wire it up .
                                Last edited by langleylad; January 22, 2017, 06:06 PM.

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