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Job well done!

what part of the state?

very nice!

That part is not reproduced you will need to cut a couple pieces of rubber gasket material the same thickness and also insulate the hub shaft between the two as well. I always rob them out of trashed steering wheels when they are in good condition

Wow! Very nice

Who made the hood?

no !! not yellow !![/QUOTE[ Haha! After seeing Mosley's mean green 68' I'm gonna go green!

Wow Mosley! She's a beauty the green is sweet

Yep that's about where I'm at. If you have any questions or need parts feel free to shoot me a pm. I don't have many parts but have some knowledge lol.

Ok it's been a while since I posted on my build thread. So for the paint color I have narrowed it down to two colors Dark green or the original soft yellow. What do you guys think of the soft yellow? The two things I like about soft yellow is it is for sure different and it's the color it was...

I work at John Sevier Fossil plant switch yard in rogersville. I live in Keplar about half way between rogersville and baileyton and have a rogersville address.

First I removed all the under coating with a propane torch and scraper and had everything media blasted but the body panels. Then etch primed the bare metal and used aircraft stripped to remove the paint from the body panels (had been painted 4 times) I took it to bare metal. I left the sound...

Looks like a solid project it reminds me of how much work I have in mine. I have it nearly ready for paint. Keep us posted with your progress. Check out my build thread 67' fastback Barracuda

Lookin good! What's your plan for the back seat?

I completely disassembled it and bead blasted and refinished the motor housing and cleaned the rotor and commutator. Then removed the tape and paper insulation from the stator. Resistance tested the rotor and stator then new insulating paper and tape on stator windings. New brushes and...

Just completed the wiper motor rebuild and resto on my 69' bee.

looks great!

I'm glad your Back on the road:burnout:

Yee haw!

You will need to be sure the bosses are drilled on the front drivers side of the block to use the left side motor mount bracket.

I will snap a few a throw them up here tomorrow

No paint yet but I'm staying busy on it for sure. Got a 69' bee that I'm finishing the interior on so back and forth between them. I sure like you guys posting on my thread ever so often it keeps me motivated. I'll be shooting one more coat of primer when the humidity drops then a final wet sand...

hey thanks! i have one full blocking done and waiting on better weather to lay another coat of primer to block out round two. lord willing gonna have paint on it this summer

Thanks for advice that's the process I will use, sounds rock solid. I'm not after a perfect car but straight.

Wow Mosley that thing looks sweet! What's the color? I like your hood too:D

Snake skin green sounds cool! I already know every inch of this car now I have blocked the whole thing once already and in the process of applying another coat of high build for the next go around. While on the subject of paint would applying epoxy sealer over the high build be compatible...

Well don't have any new pics on my build but have started the long job of block sanding I sure hope to have some color on it soon

seriously:protest:

Cool car

Looks good and the color is cool:toothy1: