Rusted 64 Project - Completed!

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looks good. we need to meet up at nifty fifties one saturday with the slicks. we could call it purty and patina.
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Boy you guys are killin me. It looks great wish mine was that close
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62galxe wrote:looks good. we need to meet up at nifty fifties one saturday with the slicks. we could call it purty and patina.
That sounds like a plan.

But I don't think my paint is patina yet. :lol:



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trust me I have plenty of patina.
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unibody madness wrote:Boy you guys are killin me. It looks great wish mine was that close
It sometimes feels like I have been kiiling myself with this.

I can't tell you how many hours I have put into this every week, for the last year.

Definitely glad to be close to the end.





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Well, I maid the maiden voyage in the slick today.

I got it insured and registered and had to take it down to have a windshield installed.

I had the wife come home from work to help me drop it off and follow close behind in case anything fell off :lol:

Luckily nothing did. The wife was on her feet and grabbed a couple videos on her phone. Sorry if it's shaky. At one point while exiting our neighborhood we saw a cop, so she moved her phone down.

Not sure why the YouTube embed isn't working. First time doing it, sorry. Finally got it......








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sounds good. enjoy it
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Wow, I have to confess when I first saw the pic of that one I thought, why bother? You have done an excellent job! Way to go and with the texas heat ta boot.
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Cool! I like how she put the phone down when the cop was at the light. :P
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Max wrote:Cool! I like how she put the phone down when the cop was at the light. :P
Lol, yeah, I was thankful for that.

We saw 3 more on the way and thought for sure I would have been stopped not having a windshield.



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Re: Rusted 64 Project - Completed!

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Ok all, (big sigh), it has been a long year and a half......or a little more. I am posting some final pics of my project. I am at the point where I am essentially done. Only have small tweaking and adjusting to do, with maybe adding a few emblems. I will ask for those for christmas. :D

I am going to post some before, then after pics here. Hope you all enjoy.



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man thats nice. i need to get over there to see it in person.
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I dont know about completed :D how about finished for now :D. The truck looks great enjoy driving the heck out of it while you " finish it " ;).



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Nice,
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Good job looks great. :D
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Thanks for the kind words all. I am happy to be at this point and to be able to drive her now.

And yeah, I say completed, but you are right, I am sure I will have something big I will want to change or add later, but for now I am super happy just driving it.

Really enjoy the looks I get, driving the column shift and original 292 with glass packs. It is fun getting on the throttle and then letting off and hearing the extra full popping off like gun shots. I am sure I will need to look into that later.

And happy to know that it will likely not get stolen. My anti theft is a column shift, no power brakes and no power steering with a 13 inch steering wheel system that will probably not leave the parking lot with someone else at the wheel. I already have it "wife proof". She tried to drive it and said "never again". I am sure she will change her mind though. :D




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WOW!!! Nice job!
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Great job on the truck. what kind of wood is that in the bed and where did it come from?
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Looks really nice Rusted.

Are you using a kit for the A/C, or piecing something together? If it is a kit, what brand?
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