1970 Dart Swinger FINALLY UNDERWAY
Well now that it's starting to warm up so I can get back out in the garage again it's time to start working and give a small update!
The goal right now is to get all the suspension painted up and reassembled so I can get her on her wheels again, at least moving around so I can finish up the rest of the blocking and put a final coat of primer on.
Leads me to a question though what do you guys recommend I do with the rear leafs, I'd like to do a 1" drop should I take my old leafs and have them re-arched or buy a new set? I like the spring rate the XHD leafs give you but I don't want to have to buy a new set just to re-arch them anyway for the drop.
Had to clean up the garage again since it got cluttered while work on the car was stalled throughout winter. However I got some nice shelving (the orange ones!) from a friend who was moving and that really cleared up a lot of space and let me organize my parts. :cheers:
Got my gallon of POR15 today (damn expensive stuff!) to start painting everything I possibly can with it, well that's not exposed to direct sun anyway. :glasses7:
Well now that it's starting to warm up so I can get back out in the garage again it's time to start working and give a small update!
The goal right now is to get all the suspension painted up and reassembled so I can get her on her wheels again, at least moving around so I can finish up the rest of the blocking and put a final coat of primer on.
Leads me to a question though what do you guys recommend I do with the rear leafs, I'd like to do a 1" drop should I take my old leafs and have them re-arched or buy a new set? I like the spring rate the XHD leafs give you but I don't want to have to buy a new set just to re-arch them anyway for the drop.
Had to clean up the garage again since it got cluttered while work on the car was stalled throughout winter. However I got some nice shelving (the orange ones!) from a friend who was moving and that really cleared up a lot of space and let me organize my parts. :cheers:
Got my gallon of POR15 today (damn expensive stuff!) to start painting everything I possibly can with it, well that's not exposed to direct sun anyway. :glasses7:
