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Thats nice I like your automobiles also.

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I got a harbor freight I like it i also got a 30 dollar filing cabinet from the local government surplus store for my larger tools. I welded the drawer to the slider and it works fantastic for 30 bucks ! I got the desk too its my work bench.

Here is the same truck pulling the cuda my buddy was nice enough to let me borrow it to go pick up my car. It drives amazing its got the big 454 its a good running truck. Im gonna use it again to go get the challenger i need to hurry up and get it done.

Here is a 98 chevy I did last year for a buddy of mine. I did cab corners and rockers turned out good. I just gotta learn how to blend paint a little better. The new black was alot shinner that the original black

This isn't my first rodeo at doing patch panels I've just always done it the hard way. I was wanting to buy the right tool for the job to make my life a little easier lol iv always just used an angle grinder and cut thru the spot welds. I will admit the drill was alot cleaner but was hard work...

Yea I got about 3 or 4 projects going at once lol

I ended up just using a 1/2 inch drill bit and an angle grinder for the hard to reach places. Worked good I got one side off just gotta get the cab corner out and everything welded back in. The passenger side is alot worse.

Wow that's nice. I love seeing them that old and that clean

Next time I'm in town im gonna run in harbor freight and get one of those belt sanders. For 30 bucks it would have a ton of uses. That would be a handy little tool for hard to reach places.

You know me too well! Haha

Lol I like to have an arsenal of options. So thank you for the belt sander idea tbh I didn't understand it at all till I watched that video just now!

There is one panel I plan on reusing. But the rest is just removal of rusty panels

That is true. Cars that would've been crushed and total loses become donars to help another one survive. Its still sad to see lol

Poor cars! No offense to you but I hate seeing that! It makes me sad to see these classics get cut up and parted.

Probably don't have enough compressor. If I do it that way I could just use an angle grinder

I am replacing the top skin i have cab corners rockers and door skins to do.

How would I cut out just the spot welds with a belt sander?

Looking for an affordable spot weld cutter I found these for 12 bucks does this style work good?

Thanks man now would be a good time to get one then!

My hoist has been outside since I bought it, probably 2003 or so its rusty and ugly but still works great iv used it alot on alot of different stuff. I need replace the pins in the legs it has the extendable legs and one of the pins got lost.

That's sucks. Iv had to have metal surgically removed from my eye . It hurts I know your pain.

Its funny you posted this i have been looking for one the last couple days myself.

I just got one too. My wife works for qvc and we got one if the dual fuel ones with her discount. It thinks it's a 3600 running and 4200 starting only thing im disappointed with is it dont have a 220 plug i was really wanting one. But we got it for 220 bucks with her discount compared to 799 for...

That looks awesome I may have to invest in that! Seeing i have 3 projects lined up already that would save alot of time stripping them down.

Im looking into an electric random orbital sander i am particularly looking at the battery powered Bauer and hart brands (harbor freight and walmart) im leaning towards the hart because I already have a hart drill and impact so I have the batteries and charger already. They are both 5" and...

I have the table top version i don't know all technical specs but if it helps I can take some pictures and send them to you.

Tomorrow I will try to go thru some of it and box it up.

I still have to look for you. I have a bucket of junk that came out of the dart when I cleaned it out it had all the hardware and stuff like that from.when I tore it apart the first time. I know I saw some of them washers I just gotta dig thru the bucket to find them. I have all the slant six...

That's a great idea. I don't have a garage so im always on the ground. Dirt mud grass gravel you name it. Getting messy at times. The worst i can remember was working on my old 85 dodge under a chestnut tree I had thousands of prices in my back it was miserable