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Nope. Just cleaned the parts and sprayed. I've touched up some parts like the door handles, mirrors, etc that I touch often but the stainless trim still looks pretty good.

Thanks Jason, hit me up through PM's if you have any questions.

Thanks man, I appreciate the positive comments from people who have also been through the process of bringing one of these old cars back to life. It's one thing to go to a show or a cruise in and have people tell you that you have a nice car but when someone that has built their own tells you...

Most of the chrome is painted with dupli color trim paint. The bumpers are painted with plasti dip. I've got a better set of bumpers that I'd like to get powder coated. Juggling work, the lady and the car was def. a challenge!

Thanks. I love getting "the look" when I'm out in it. After all the time and effort put in it feels good to get a thumbs up here n there.

It's a current Ford color that's on a lot of F-150's. It's called blue flame, it's a metallic.

Thanks, I've since lowered the car with 1.5" blocks in the rear and cleaned up some of the wiring I never got to last fall. I've put about 50-60 miles on it this spring so far. I still have a few kinks to work out but I'm slowly getting there. Certainly nothing that will keep me from...

Thanks! http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=31 That's the only place I go to look for free manuals. Otherwise I have a lot of photos you are welcome to thumb through from when I took the interior out of my parts car. I would just have to upload them to my dropbox account.

A buddy of mine is a photographer, it's 2 photos merged into one with the hood faded out.

Thanks everyone. It was a hell of a learning experience. The only thing that I was really nervous of was painting the car but I'm really happy I did it. It's not perfect, I know where the runs are but it was my first paint job so I'm really pleased with it. I still haven't color sanded it...

Backstory: I stumbled across this car in my Grandfather’s barn when I was a kid. It was my uncle’s car and was tucked away as an unfinished project of his. My brother, cousins and I would climb on it when we would play in the barn (I later hammered out those dents). As I grew older I became...