Build Up
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Build Up
Since I'm no longer deconstructing the truck I'd thought I'd start a new thread. The cab is bolted on and I've the passenger door on. Now I basically have to order parts and put it together. Updates will be slower since I start work on monday. You guys probally could careless what I've done to the truck but I'll keep posting thinking you care. 
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Hey 51dueller, what gives you that idea? You are working on a Mercury truck not? (it is almost as good as a Ford you know) so we do care and need you to get it on the road soon. It is interesting to follow your progress along if you keep us posted. Keep it up and get into town with it soon. Where are you starting work? (You guys probally could careless what I've done to the truck but I'll keep posting thinking you care. [/QUOTE])
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I got a job at the MF dealer in town. The owner a neighbor (close as you can be in rural Sask) and a friend. I've installed the radio antenna and in the progress of installing the gas tank. I'm waiting for the glue to dry on the rubber insolators at this moment.
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Originally Posted by 51dueller
I got a job at the MF dealer in town. neighbor. I've installed the radio antenna and in the progress of installing the gas tank. I'm waiting for the glue to dry on the rubber insolators at this moment.
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Originally Posted by 51dueller
Those door pins were a pain in the 
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These 5 gallons of gas at today`s price is a nice bonus. That`s almost $22 before income tax or with income tax figure almost $29! 
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Well I haven't done to much to the truck other than disassemble the doors and paint them. When I get my paycheck next week I'll get the windows cut and order the rest of the weather striping.
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Originally Posted by 51dueller
I was thinking of speedy glass. The front is $80 and the rear is $65. I plan on getting the vent windows done too.
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Originally Posted by 51dueller
These are approx.
Front 44" x 14"
Rear 43" x 9
Note: this is laminated glass.
I have already bought new rubber.
Front 44" x 14"
Rear 43" x 9
Note: this is laminated glass.
I have already bought new rubber.
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Originally Posted by 51dueller
I got them from the Old Car Centre in BC. The front was $52.95 and the rear was $35.95.