BigBlock61
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Awesome, bet your just chomping at the bit to start putting it together again. I feel for you guys without heat, Spring is coming and you should be all fresh and full of motivation.
Yea 7 you have no idea how much I want to get back out to the garage. No pictures but I did get another piece to my Coronet puzzle today. I was leaving for school and the FedEx truck arives to deliver my passenger seat. It's not in great shape but it's more than what I began with. I'll need to get it stripped down, cleaned up and reapolstered. Now I just need a drivers seat when I can afford it. I figure that I'll take pics as I tear it down so I can remember how it goes back together. Any body know what the springs are made of and can they be purchaced? I ask this because I don't know what the frames look like right now. I'm at school right now and the seat is at home still in the open box being guarded by the cat. When I left for school he was sitting in the box like it was a new toy.
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Hey BB61, your doing a great job. I read through your build and I know your not there yet but when you are make sure your inner cowl is rust free and CLEAN. I thought my 69 charger was good till I blew out about a 5 gallon buckets worth of debris. It was amazing what was in there, but I got lucky rust wise and only needed to replace one inner vent collar. It's actually pretty easy to remove, but like everything spot welds are everywhere, I know how much fun they are. But keep up the great work I've enjoyed your build.
Thanks CalCharger I'm almost afraid to see what's under there from the horror stories I've heared.
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Wow 61, start calling you "The Tin Man!" Kick the tires, light the fires....
Mission accomplished Tin man is 100 over 100! LOL