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    Thread: Project 70 RS

    1. #401
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      Rear is all done and I will take pictures this weekend. I'm adjusting the rear bumber brackets now to make them fit right.
      I just pulled the trigger on a set of the Truck lite LED headlights. Can't wait to drive at night with modern LED technology.

    2. #402
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      some times if you leave the filler a little thicker on the spreader it breaks free when you flex it. I had a new 1973 and the tail panel edge looked just like those from the factory. It used to drive me crazy Chevrolet let them out like that.
      Wayne
      Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
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    3. #403
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      Here is the done tail section. The line between the body and trunk is much cleaner now.


    4. #404
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      Paul, I've enjoyed your thread....great work. Love the trunk body line modification, I've been planning something similar and I'm very glad to know that there is at least 1 other person bothered by that little issue. Great job! I'm going to integrate my bumper into the body, sort of....basically going to recreate the lines of the bumper into the body. Should be interesting. Keep up the great work and I love your shop.
      Have a great day!!
      John

      My build thread:
      https://www.pro-touring.com/members/36672-Goosesdad

    5. #405
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      Nice job!
      Wayne
      Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
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    6. #406
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      Quote Originally Posted by Goosesdad View Post
      Paul, I've enjoyed your thread....great work. Love the trunk body line modification, I've been planning something similar and I'm very glad to know that there is at least 1 other person bothered by that little issue. Great job! I'm going to integrate my bumper into the body, sort of....basically going to recreate the lines of the bumper into the body. Should be interesting. Keep up the great work and I love your shop.
      Thanks John.

    7. #407
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      Quote Originally Posted by Motown 454 View Post
      Nice job!
      Thanks Wayne.

    8. #408
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      I installed the Trucklite LED headlights. I love modern technologhy, these lights are super bright and they truly are plug & play. Took about 15min for both lights.




      They have a flater surface then original so the sides stick out further, but I'm ok with that.





      Plus I REALLY dig the look of them.


    9. #409
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      Painted and installed a/c pulley cover. About time!!!!

      No cover


      Cover

    10. #410
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      Finally put together my new toy that I got for my birthday. Should come in handy when I build the new rear end.


    11. #411
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      You are all going to think I've gone nuts.
      But, I was watching youtube about a month ago and came across these video's from DipyourCar.com. Again you will think I'm nuts but I think it's the coolest and most unique thing I've seen in quite awhile. Change the color of your car, whenever you want, all for about $200 in material? I'm in!!!!!!
      So I bought their kit which includes the sprayer, spray gun, hose etc.... Everything you need to do the job yourself. All for about $400(that includes the 4 gallons of product).
      They also carry this stuff called Dip Coat which comes in a spray bottle. You spray it on a rag, wipe the car down and it takes away the rubbery feeling of it. Feels almost like a vinyl wrap.
      Taped off the car and garage and away I went.
      I have to say, I love this stuff. Plus the car came out awesome. Plus if I get tired of it I can just peel it off and and it doesn't hurt the paint.
      Win, win in my opinion.




    12. #412
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      That does look really good! Any pictures or video of it going on?
      '69 Charger TT Viper project - SOLD
      '65 Mustang Shelby clone project "almost done"

    13. #413
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      Paul I've seen that on You Tube and yours came as good as the one the people who sell its car. Did. Nice job !!
      Wayne
      Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
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    14. #414
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      Been a long time since I've seen this thread. Car looks good, lots of cool details.
      Traven

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      Quote Originally Posted by Cop Magnet View Post
      That does look really good! Any pictures or video of it going on?
      Unfortunatley no, I was too focused on doing it. I forgot to take pictures.
      Here is a tutorial video from their web site.
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J6rRj98A5s

      Quote Originally Posted by Motown 454 View Post
      Paul I've seen that on You Tube and yours came as good as the one the people who sell its car. Did. Nice job !!
      Thanks Wayne, I really tried to follow their steps closely.

      Quote Originally Posted by T_Raven View Post
      Been a long time since I've seen this thread. Car looks good, lots of cool details.
      Thanks, it's been alot of fun.

    16. #416
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      Looks pretty good in the pics

    17. #417
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      Quote Originally Posted by FRENCHBLUE72 View Post
      Looks pretty good in the pics
      Thanks, it came out even better than I expected. I'm already thinking about the next color for the car. Matte White? Pearl Orange? Who knows.

    18. #418
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      Went to switch on the a/c and no blower. Checked a few things with Vintage Air on the phone and turns out, I have a bad control panel. They asked for the serial # on the unit and sent me out a new one, no problem. Big thanks to Vintage Air for backing up a great product with great customer service.


    19. #419
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      Installed a fuel pressure guage today. I couldn't put a chrome one in so I took some scotch brite and not it looks brushed. Much better.


    20. #420
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      As I've said before, when I started this project I promised myself that if I didn't know how to do something I would buy the tools and learn how to do it myself. Whatever "it" was.
      Well it was time to evacuate the a/c system and add refrigerant. So I read up and watched many youtube video's. Bought the right tools and did it myself.
      Started by evacuating the system. Good news, no leaks first time. So in went the refrigerant. Now I have nice cold air. This summer will be a blast.

      Vacuum pump.


      Guage set.


      Evacuating the system.


      Putting in the refrigerant.

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