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#830060 02/27/2012 12:22 AM
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http://i1248.photobucket.com/albums/hh489/allenlake/100_0990.jpg
http://i1248.photobucket.com/albums/hh489/allenlake/100_0989.jpg

I found this old girl last fall by placing an add in craigslist for stalled projects. A guy called and said he had stalled out and was ready for a new project. He had his eye on a 1963 Impala. A lot of work has been done already, camaro front end, nova rear, 400 sb, 400 turbo tranny. With help from a friend we finished the Easywire conversion and got it running nicely. Next stop was a new exhaust system, that's when I realized the power and torque this thing has. Without the weight of the box I could barely move without spinning the tires. I may have to add weight when it's all done. I'm currently at the paint stage as you can see from the pictures. Hopefully by early spring she'll be a driver, back on the road.

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Nice truck, looks more like an inline under that tarp though.

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...looks like the patient is in good hands and doing well. Thanks for keeping us updated...


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I see what you mean Leo, the air cleaner is tall and the upper radiator hose is still on. I'll have more pics soon.

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Hi,
I am ready for my 54 3100 pick up to be painted.I am not sure where the exterior color stops and the interior starts. I plan on the outside being metallic green and the interior a silver grey with black seat, headliner and door panel.The doors look like the color changes under the w/s. I am not sure about the cab. Can you help me with this? Thanks
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John,

You might want to post this question in the Paint & Body Shop.

This forum, The DITY Gallery, is not often visited by anyone other than a new member who wants to get pictures and information about his/her truck into the Gallery.

For the most part, the exterior color ends where the exterior sheet metal ends. Follow any area of exterior sheet metal towards the interior. Usually, either the exterior sheet metal overlaps the interior sheet metal (in the door openings, for example), or the exterior sheet metal is "pinched" to the interior sheet metal (as in the windshield area, I think).


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