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Old 05-02-2012, 09:08 AM
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Well, that 4 digit doesn't look ugly, and those pan seats are more comfortable than they look aren't they?

Glad to see you're making progress. I suspect powdercoat is just like plating or any kind of painting , the better the prep, the better the final product.


I'm a big believer in brake cleaner as a degreaser .... works good and banned in California. What more do you need to know?
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The seats are pretty comfy! I like them better then the other pan seats I've sat in.

It's nice to be making some progress but this project has slowed down some but I've got a load ready to go Thanks to Adam's help.

I'm letting the powder coater and body shop do their own prep work as they are the experts.

Brake cleaner is great stuff but I'm going to pass on the CA stuff.
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Old 05-02-2012, 09:10 AM
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Are you sure that's powder coat? That's exactly what paint without hardener will do, or even paint with hardener that hasn't had time to cure properly.
Matt you've got me thinking now. We didn't see any primer under the paint so with everything else it's hard to tell what happened when they did this. I was told it was powder coating but we did find lots of stuff painted
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Old 05-02-2012, 09:15 AM
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Yeah the pretty one was certainly nice from a distance basically The folks putting it together had no pride in their work like he said nothing was tight mostly finger tight and the couplers that rag joint was bolted to were attached directly to each other using the rag joint as a washer and this was used insted of a roll pin.

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It was in really great shape body panel wise for straightness just the paint flaking off the white I dont thing had so much of the problem! That hood was really nice!

Basically some one started it and some one that didnt care finished it.
And yep the seat pan was surprisingly confortable!
So true Adam!

The lynch pin threw me for a loop.

Both of the hoods are in prefect shape with no dents or dings. even the braces were in great shape.

It burns me that they didn't have any pride in their work. Those mistakes will not be made twice when they are sent to their new homes.
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those cast pins are super high in shear strength!( NOT !) :-)

Sounds like it was a good "20 footer". I think mine is destined to be a "100 yarder".

Stay cool over there , neighbor!

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I can't believe all the issues with the 4 digit.. WOW! Sorry to see all that.
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I can't believe all the issues with the 4 digit.. WOW! Sorry to see all that.
Same here. That's something else.
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those cast pins are super high in shear strength!( NOT !) :-)

Sounds like it was a good "20 footer". I think mine is destined to be a "100 yarder".

Stay cool over there , neighbor!

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I can't believe all the issues with the 4 digit.. WOW! Sorry to see all that.
Thanks but when I'm done with it will show the pride that I have in my work. I'm building these for his kids and grand kids to have for their life times.

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Thanks for the update Duke, I have been wondering how things were going. As soon as we get Pops Super back together I will give you a call!
I have been busy with base ball and just life in general.
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least its not this train wreck.
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Thanks for the update Duke, I have been wondering how things were going. As soon as we get Pops Super back together I will give you a call!
I have been busy with base ball and just life in general.
Sounds great Eric! Hows that project going for ya?
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