1969 Dart Street/Strip (Re)Build
Well May seems to be the busy season for the social life. I haven't worked on the car in days. Always seems we're going here and then there. But I got a little time in this evening and did the back seat mod. Super easy, real quick, and it worked! After getting that done, I don't think that I had actually mislocated the tub as bad as I thought I had. Maybe a little, but not that much. Regardless, forward progress has resumed at least.
That magnet is the strongest dang magnet I have ever laid my hands on. I absolutlely cannot pull it from a flat plate of sheet metal. Always have to kick it off the edge or something. Says it holds 250 lbs!
Dreading what is behind this...
And what I feared...
Cleaned out all the dirt and loose rust to prep for the Eastwood internal frame coating...
Tacked the tub
New strip
Here's how my seat problem started
Following 72BBSwinger's instructions
Cut, swap, and reweld
Now, fits like a glove!
Well May seems to be the busy season for the social life. I haven't worked on the car in days. Always seems we're going here and then there. But I got a little time in this evening and did the back seat mod. Super easy, real quick, and it worked! After getting that done, I don't think that I had actually mislocated the tub as bad as I thought I had. Maybe a little, but not that much. Regardless, forward progress has resumed at least.
That magnet is the strongest dang magnet I have ever laid my hands on. I absolutlely cannot pull it from a flat plate of sheet metal. Always have to kick it off the edge or something. Says it holds 250 lbs!
Dreading what is behind this...
And what I feared...
Cleaned out all the dirt and loose rust to prep for the Eastwood internal frame coating...
Tacked the tub
New strip
Here's how my seat problem started
Following 72BBSwinger's instructions
Cut, swap, and reweld
Now, fits like a glove!
