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#119966 03/23/2006 3:44 AM
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http://geocities.com/afcobra2/ - I will be updating this weekly as I move further along on the truck. You can bookmark it and check it out whenever your bored or something, or if you would like to make suggestions or whichever! smile smile smile


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#119967 03/23/2006 5:03 AM
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Looks like you got yourself a good project there Blake!
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#119968 03/23/2006 12:26 PM
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It looks like fun. Actually a really nice truck under all that dirt. Good luck and keep the pictures coming!


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Everything has been stripped from interior and its completely sanded down.. smooth as a baby's butt.. I tell you what though, while sanding it down, I noticed that the dash and stuff was really chalky looking. I guess it's just old smile

Getting it ready for primer.. still waiting on my sandblaster to come in so I can sandblast the frame/body pieces.. stayed tuned for pics! smile


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#119970 03/24/2006 10:18 PM
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I had bought a domain and will be posting everything on there instead of my original geocities site. Check it out! www.52resto.com


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#119971 03/25/2006 2:39 AM
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make sure you use lots of zip lock baggies,marked with a markedlooks like a good start.welcome from another GA. bolter


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#119972 03/25/2006 3:31 AM
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Also take lots of pics to document/teach/show others.............helps to remember.... Good Luck.... have fun

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#119973 03/25/2006 10:46 PM
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exciting ,isnt it? man i love these old trucks. been rather nippy here. but it looks like the weathers finally breakin cant wait to get back to the barn and old bob. good luck blake, jusy remember to walk away when you get frustrated, and there's always a solution to everything........dave


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#119974 03/26/2006 3:19 AM
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Blake looks like a good solid project. Nothing like starting a new rig. Just keep banging at it and youll see results! Take it a step at a time and dont look at the big picture and youll be fine. Nothing better that finishing 1 step then going on to the next and crossing it off. Good Luck and dont hesitate to ask questions if needed alot of knowledgeble peeps here.

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Blake,

I've got the same year truck and I'm just getting started too. You're already ahead of me, which is good because I can follow your progress. I do not have the space (or sandblaster) so I'm doing it piece by piece at the local Polytech. (Signed up for the autobody restoration course)I may finish the tailgate by summer at this rate. I've got less surface rust than you, but I'm discovering dents and dings under a previous fast fix tape and paint job. I have to replace door bottoms next.

Good luck with the truck. The family history makes it that much sweeter. I'll keep checking on you. If I get around to posting pix of mine I'll let ya know. Misery loves company.


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