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Wow. 3 1/2 months of no progress. Got sidelined fixing up a Tahoe for daughter and doing needed rust repair on our 98 Chevy Tracker(1 owner matching #s).
I am using the last of my 20 year old Dynamat to cover the trunk area. Got one side pretty well fit with cutouts for tank bolts and floor vent rubber. Sidewalls cleaned up and painted prior to undetcoat. Put plastic straws on vent cables to keep off paint and undercoat. May just remove them as dash control has to come out to paint dash.
Justin
I may have asked before but I see you edited a post above I assume to enlarge pic. I am just using my cell phone and recently could not attach as exceeded 2mb. So I changed phone setting and most are now under 2mb but post smaller. You shouls not have to waste your time. Train me again please.
you're really starting to get this car back together Phil, looking great! As for photo uploads and displays here is what you do:
Instead of using the camera icon on the left side, look over to the right hand side and click on this tag icon. This eliminates that numbered photo carousel.
Once you have photos loaded place the curser in the text box where you would like that particular photo to appear and select the "large" icon. That's all there is to it.
Thanks for the retraining Justin. Good news is that I cant post pictures of my now bled m/c and all 4 wheels, but that is now done.
A PO punched a hole in the dash to install a fog light switch. Car had no fog light when I got it. I am slowly working the metal back into the hole in hopes of just welding it up. Otherwise will have to drill bigger and weld in a patch.
Removed old trunk wire harness as have much better used one I picked up. Installed nos fuse panel, cleaned id tags and painted low gloss black on steering box cover and panel cross car where tags are. Cleaned out tire well in prep for top coat of paint then undercoat.
Justin.
Thats same question my wife keeps asking
My plan has been to get it operational 1st so if it never gets finished by me it is marketable and mostly all together. Next up is sealing gas tank then tackleing under dash wire harness along with stripping and painting dash. Eith that done I will get serious on gaps and block sanding which I can do outside to have fresher air and no dust in shop.
Too many hobbies vie for foam car time. Right now its bow hunting.
Tried to install horn and discovered I screwed up and welded top of horn bracket to back of h/l conduit instead of front on both sides of car. So spent a few hours grinding off welds and rewelding brackets on correctly. Of course had to repaint and undercoat. If Bruce were here he would fire me again.
I bought 6v h4 lights years ago. Bought a ceramic connector to better handle heat. Installed Optima 6v battery and tested h/l wiring and grounds. Finally something worked right. Got horn installed on drivers side. Will hook up wires and test next.
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