project SARGE, the bagged 67 turbo burb build
09-24-2014, 11:51 PM
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picked up an NOS arm rest
redoing the exhaust again
painted and reinstalled the arm rests/door handles
painted the exhaust
picked up some headlight bezels and seat belts
cleaned, died, and painted
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09-24-2014, 11:51 PM
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white bezels painted black
can you say patch panel? now i just need to figure out where im gonna store it, and how im gonna get it their and yes its from a 67 suburban so its year correct as well
another rear bumper to help make what i need/want, it will be smooth from one side to the other except for bumper bolts... it will not have the license plate cut out
the piece i will use to shave the spare tire well indentation
rear frame horns i will use to repair the ones i cut off
and now the bumper is strait, just need to weld up some holes, do some paint stripping, and shave the license plate cut out area
paint stripped, and license plate area cut out
and a piece cut out of the other bumper i have to u shave the license plate area
and welded in, along with welding up 20 different holes. lol
back sprayed with rust converter... and the front side as well. then primered, and guide coated. needs a bit of body work.
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09-24-2014, 11:52 PM
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finally got it back to my house and out of my buddies storage unit... and its in the garage
laying a-arm
finally shaving the doors the right way, and the gas filler hole as well
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09-24-2014, 11:52 PM
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and done... for now. so some paint to keep the rust away
fixed my exhaust hanger problem the correct way.... should be a lot better now
well... this used to be grey, but since i had to replace the coil in it, i decided to paint it red. now i either need a new distributor cap, or to paint this one red or black since it is faded lol
back in its hiding spot out of the elements
masked off for where it needs to be cut... and did some cutting
and the start of what it will look like
all tacked together, and the center piece shortened and tacked in too
fixed my exhaust hanger problem the correct way.... should be a lot better now
well... this used to be grey, but since i had to replace the coil in it, i decided to paint it red. now i either need a new distributor cap, or to paint this one red or black since it is faded lol
back in its hiding spot out of the elements
masked off for where it needs to be cut... and did some cutting
and the start of what it will look like
all tacked together, and the center piece shortened and tacked in too
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09-24-2014, 11:53 PM
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checking approximate height
inside view
outside view
bunch of new parts for my air ride managment
some new to me used temporary wheels (94-96 impala ss). and yes, i had to paint them black. lol.
putting parts together
air tank mounted, and rear valves plumbed and wired up
front valves plumed... just need wired up
and done...
inside view
outside view
bunch of new parts for my air ride managment
some new to me used temporary wheels (94-96 impala ss). and yes, i had to paint them black. lol.
putting parts together
air tank mounted, and rear valves plumbed and wired up
front valves plumed... just need wired up
and done...
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09-24-2014, 11:53 PM
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and my porterbuilt trailing arm and trans crossmember came in
getting it installed
my NOS bumper guards showed up
exhaust reducers
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09-24-2014, 11:54 PM
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my fully functional M4 "prop". orange has been painted black since pic was taken
the ammo can battery box
billet aluminum trans linkage
dimmer switch
in dash tach
square tube to start framing up a gas tank mount, and a floor
as tank out, and the gaping hole where the tank was
both built and welded in
just below the height of the notch
making the lowers
tank put back in
layed out in front of my sierra
lemon grenade shifter handle
set of inner/outter rocker panels
new gauge bezel, and mocking up gauges, and cutting new holes for the lower ones
the ammo can battery box
billet aluminum trans linkage
dimmer switch
in dash tach
square tube to start framing up a gas tank mount, and a floor
as tank out, and the gaping hole where the tank was
both built and welded in
just below the height of the notch
making the lowers
tank put back in
layed out in front of my sierra
lemon grenade shifter handle
set of inner/outter rocker panels
new gauge bezel, and mocking up gauges, and cutting new holes for the lower ones
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09-24-2014, 11:55 PM
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gauge cluster done. for now
HELL YAH!!! getting ready to start installing my porterbuilt extreme dropmember that came in
tearing it apart for cleanup, repair, etc.
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