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12-25-2008, 03:13 AM | #1 |
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
That thing is lookin real good!
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
looks very nice!!
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
Sorry I have dropped the ball in updating this thread the last few weeks. Here are some recent pics and final assembly has already begun. Bedliner shot, and all the sheetmetal is in color. Look for more pics in the coming days as we start to wrap this project up.
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
Who knew you could get alloy wheels and a 5 speed in 1968
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
hahaha I like that sticker! Where's the bedliner option?
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
what bedliner did you go with?
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
tintable Raptor. Same thing used on bottom of truck. Not real thick, but very tough. Not sure how durable until Richard can bring himself to use it.
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
after you recommendation i'm going with the raptor under my cab and wheel wells... I didn't know it was tintable..
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
funny how things work......i just recently heard of raptor (within the last couple days)
been doing some research on the web, seems like the way to go....how do you like it Mike? and where did you get it? somewhere local?
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EDIT: didn't notice you were in Norman. Go to B&H
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
Cool, thanks!!
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I found it for $99 in a kit... I like that it comes in four bottles so you only need to mix a small amount and don't wast an entire gallon.
http://www.tptools.com/p/2600,233_U-...Liner-Kit.html
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
is the shutz gun better than the one that comes in the kit?
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
I don't think the kit comes with a gun at B&H, they are like $10. They gave me one with the first kit I got, but I buy thousands of dollars of product every year as well. I have not got a gun with the other 6-7 kits I have bought.
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cool, thanks again!!
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
Devil is in the details. New emblems installed, new trim, park lights, etc. to make the grill fresh again. Had to replace the righ exhaust manifold as the straight dump interfered with the differential when we moved the motor foward requiring a 45* dump manifold. New SPID installed. Tach dash going together this weekend, interior being assembled this week. I hope to fire up the truck very very soon. More pics coming tommorrow, I have a full day planned to tidy up a bunch of loose ends.
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
DuPont paint? what system? what clear, G2?
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
Chromabase and G2 clear
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
I have a chromabase mix station in my shop. And I love the 4 to 1 G2 clear. It sprays so nice and buffs like butter. I have been using the chromabase for four years now. Only one down fall, coverage, you really notice it on an overall. But great product.
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Lookin great! Have ya got the trans and clutch system all installed?
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I have not got the clutch 100% done yet, AA's kit does not exactly address the 67-72 installs very well.
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
VC spreader bars?
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Re: New Project at Musclerodz - '68 K20
It spreads the contact area on the valve covers where the bolts go thru, supposed to help seal the gaskets up better
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