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I'm really looking forward to seeing it all finished. Probably not as much as you though.
You mean your tired of seeing my incessant posts and just want to see the final product?
I still have lots of drama ahead!
-inner fender (tire side)clean & paint
-door outer paint
-front end assembly
-seat rebuild (foam & cover home brew)
-bed paint prep
-bed paint
-bumpers prep & paint
-bed wood blocks
-install bed
-bedliner
-tire winch final out the back
-paint cab floor
-headliner (ABS home brew)
-trailer plug rewiring
-1000 etc
That thing looks ready for a little jaunt down the road. Put some foam on the 5 gallon bucket and go for it! Just kidding, you are making great progress.
That thing looks ready for a little jaunt down the road. Put some foam on the 5 gallon bucket and go for it! Just kidding, you are making great progress.
Haha my dad said he liked my bucket seats too LOL. I told him I am rebuilding the bench seat so bucket seating is temporary.
Really looks great. Keep going. I hope you are using a stainless bolt kit.
I am using mostly stainless, no kit. Every bolt is getting Neverseeze stainless or not! I am 90% stainless fasteners (engine kit too) except for some factory and/or hidden bolts I am reusing with Neverseeze. I want the option to take anything back apart easily later if so desired!!
You could get dizzy counting bolts on these front end pieces! My count is:
Fender bolts (each fender)
- 3 on the door pillar (including bottom carriage bolt)
- 4 on the top to inner fender
- 1 bracket to the firewall (has 2 to fender 1 firewall)
- 5 to grill
- 6 to valence
- 4 to radiator support
- 2 to grill support rounded bracket
count = 25
Valence
- 9 to radiator support
- 10 to grill
Count = 19
Grill not mentioned above
- 4 to rounded support bracket (2 each)
- 2 to center support bracket
Count = 6
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