1963 Dart 170 2 Door Post Resto
Moving right along...slowly, but moving nonetheless. Any progress is progress right?
Got the battery tray all ready for a light sand and paint after soaking it in evaporust overnight. I love this stuff. No scrubbing needed. Have cleaned up most of the hardware this way. Have the brake assembly soaking now. Looking really good thus far.
Also got the wire harness cleaned up and wrapped and partially installed. Props to j par for the tip on the mesh split loom. Looks so much cleaner. Still have to install the clips along the inner fender and run them out to the headlights, but getting there.
Got my NOS ball and trunion rebuild kit today so that's probably going to be on the agenda for the weekend, or early next week. Also need to get some more mig gas to finish the bumper to get it all sent out for chrome.
Almost done the engine bay and underside of the car. Then I can pull the lower front valance for body work and sealer, along with the dash and other trim parts.
Moving right along...slowly, but moving nonetheless. Any progress is progress right?
Got the battery tray all ready for a light sand and paint after soaking it in evaporust overnight. I love this stuff. No scrubbing needed. Have cleaned up most of the hardware this way. Have the brake assembly soaking now. Looking really good thus far.
Also got the wire harness cleaned up and wrapped and partially installed. Props to j par for the tip on the mesh split loom. Looks so much cleaner. Still have to install the clips along the inner fender and run them out to the headlights, but getting there.
Got my NOS ball and trunion rebuild kit today so that's probably going to be on the agenda for the weekend, or early next week. Also need to get some more mig gas to finish the bumper to get it all sent out for chrome.
Almost done the engine bay and underside of the car. Then I can pull the lower front valance for body work and sealer, along with the dash and other trim parts.