Made some pretty good progress tonight, the dash is mostly done and the seat is ready for primer, next time someone offers to sell me a seat for $10 I know to just say no. As you can see in the pics it was in horrible shape and after alot of welding and grinding I had it looking good enough for mud, seems like a whole lot of trouble just to cover it with a seat cover.

You know for a fact if you took a short cut it would crack again and you'd get to do it all over again. :censored:

You do very nice work. :beerchug:

Nice work! :beerchug:

Nice work Tim!

Wish I could go through them so fast. Seems like I only get a day here and there to play with my toys. Too many other things to do.

I really like where you put the gauges!! :ThumbsUp:

Looking good Tim!:beerchug:

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Really like those old school seats ... Yours is looking good .... They are comfy as well .

Look fwd to the finished product

B.

Member cadzag72 was nice enough to send me the spring assist rod to copy, I was far to busy so I pawned the job off on my uncle who's a bit of an amateur blacksmith, I think they turned out great. Thanks​ to everybody else that supplied pics or offered to mail me the rod, willingness to help others is what make this forum great.:beerchug:

Glad to see it made it down, the copies look great!

Finally got all the bodywork done, tomorrow I will get everything in primer.

Nice! Looking forward to your updates.