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I loved this story and the subsequent build!! That is one beautiful car. One of the best build threads on this site!! :thumbsup:

Wow Jim! That looks fantastic. What a great job!

Wow!! Jim that’s so impressive. Great work….. and attention to detail makes a huge difference!!

That is one sweet ride! I enjoyed the thread and your car is just beautiful. The wheels really tie everything together! Nice work!!

I have been watching and enjoying this whole thread. Jim you are doing such a great job, I wish I had the skills you have. It’s been fun to watch, I can’t wait to see it done!

Jim, you should have called him sooner. Maybe you wouldn’t have had to scrape all that foam insulation off the inside of the cab!

Looking good Jim! I wish I had your skill set. I’m enjoying this build thread!

There are so many great builds in this section but this has been one of my favorites. J-Par you’ve done an incredible job restoring that truck just like you wanted. I’m impressed and jealous at the same time. I hope you have many years of fun with it, I have truly enjoyed this thread!

That is absolutely awesome!!! I love it!! Great job J-Par!

That would look nice, sounds like a no-brainer!

I’m waitin’ on that video of her running and driving. This is a great thread and I have enjoyed watching it come together! Great job!

Great job and congratulations!! I’m enjoying this build, you’re doing a great job. I love your truck!

I’m really enjoying this thread. I think if you’re planning on using the old “bird bath” hood, they don’t slope at all.

I’m enjoying this thread…… thanks jpar

I agree with fishmens67, probably just a little spot of grease, dirt or sometimes even a fingerprint will leave enough foreign material to wrinkle the paint. I usually wipe my parts with prep-sol to make sure they are ultra clean before applying paint. Anyway, just a suggestion. I’m enjoying...

I have not seen the mirror mounts with two bolt supports on the top. Mine look like this.

JPar & Mopardude I think the mirrors are on the wrong sides. If you switch them around you will be able to rotate them and get the proper height. The mirror pivot should be below the centerline of the mirror.

I’m looking forward to you getting that linkage sorted out Kevin. As soon as you get the driveshaft shortened and she starts moving....... I want to see a pic of you cruising down the road with the dogs hanging out the windows!!! I have enjoyed your build.

Capt that LOOKS great!!!

Very Nice! It looks to be in great shape. Best of luck on your recovery from surgery. I'm sure you'll heal faster knowing you have something to look forward to working on! Great car, I love it!

When you get to the headlights, you might want to check out Crackedback's wiring kit!! I highly recommend it. I think you would get a bigger improvement over just swapping headlights. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=216514

I have been watching your thread too! Please don't give up I enjoy seeing your progress and hear what you are going to do next. Hang in there man. I'm pullin' for ya!

I'm really enjoying this thread and this build. I have a 1967 Barracuda Convertible myself and I love it. Just wished I lived in Illinois and had a friend like Rick!!