Alan's Classic' 1986 4Runner Build-Up Thread - Project "No Name"
05-19-2011, 02:16 PM
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Hey Allan, I have gone through some of 65 Chevy resto. It thru me off in a few places as I noticed at first it looked like you had a 60-63 cab on it. Those were the knee knocker cabs. I liked them all.
You did a great job on the Chevy. Makes me miss mine and someday will probably get it back. At least it is still in the family.
Like someone said this is more nuts and bolts website and some resto here and there. Great place to get ideas and fixes. Always glad to see someone who does bodywork on here. I am hoping to get a shop built soon, and want to learn how to cut, weld, and such. Looking forward to the day I can do patch panels.
Liked how the Mazda come out. Always nice to see something come out better than it was. On the new dash in the Chevy, I always thought thats what gave the old cars character. Helped do some body work on a 51 chevy coupe and they had some metal back then.
I have done a frame off on my flatbed and helped another guy do his. Doing a frame off is quite satisfying to me. I started to go to school for bodywork after high school and computers was the way then. Should of stuck to my first instict. Wish I would of done this 20 years ago. Better late then never. Been out of the computer field for 15 years now.
Will take a while to go thru your other build. Keep up the great work.
You did a great job on the Chevy. Makes me miss mine and someday will probably get it back. At least it is still in the family.
Like someone said this is more nuts and bolts website and some resto here and there. Great place to get ideas and fixes. Always glad to see someone who does bodywork on here. I am hoping to get a shop built soon, and want to learn how to cut, weld, and such. Looking forward to the day I can do patch panels.
Liked how the Mazda come out. Always nice to see something come out better than it was. On the new dash in the Chevy, I always thought thats what gave the old cars character. Helped do some body work on a 51 chevy coupe and they had some metal back then.
I have done a frame off on my flatbed and helped another guy do his. Doing a frame off is quite satisfying to me. I started to go to school for bodywork after high school and computers was the way then. Should of stuck to my first instict. Wish I would of done this 20 years ago. Better late then never. Been out of the computer field for 15 years now.
Will take a while to go thru your other build. Keep up the great work.
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Hey Allan, I have gone through some of 65 Chevy resto. It thru me off in a few places as I noticed at first it looked like you had a 60-63 cab on it. Those were the knee knocker cabs. I liked them all.
You did a great job on the Chevy. Makes me miss mine and someday will probably get it back. At least it is still in the family.
Like someone said this is more nuts and bolts website and some resto here and there. Great place to get ideas and fixes. Always glad to see someone who does bodywork on here. I am hoping to get a shop built soon, and want to learn how to cut, weld, and such. Looking forward to the day I can do patch panels.
Liked how the Mazda come out. Always nice to see something come out better than it was. On the new dash in the Chevy, I always thought thats what gave the old cars character. Helped do some body work on a 51 chevy coupe and they had some metal back then.
I have done a frame off on my flatbed and helped another guy do his. Doing a frame off is quite satisfying to me. I started to go to school for bodywork after high school and computers was the way then. Should of stuck to my first instict. Wish I would of done this 20 years ago. Better late then never. Been out of the computer field for 15 years now.
Will take a while to go thru your other build. Keep up the great work.
You did a great job on the Chevy. Makes me miss mine and someday will probably get it back. At least it is still in the family.
Like someone said this is more nuts and bolts website and some resto here and there. Great place to get ideas and fixes. Always glad to see someone who does bodywork on here. I am hoping to get a shop built soon, and want to learn how to cut, weld, and such. Looking forward to the day I can do patch panels.
Liked how the Mazda come out. Always nice to see something come out better than it was. On the new dash in the Chevy, I always thought thats what gave the old cars character. Helped do some body work on a 51 chevy coupe and they had some metal back then.
I have done a frame off on my flatbed and helped another guy do his. Doing a frame off is quite satisfying to me. I started to go to school for bodywork after high school and computers was the way then. Should of stuck to my first instict. Wish I would of done this 20 years ago. Better late then never. Been out of the computer field for 15 years now.
Will take a while to go thru your other build. Keep up the great work.
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