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#161
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Jason, I have maybe 15-20 clusters. I will look when I can.
I bet I have a clean tag but probably all US versions. Here are two I had in pic file on computer. Super job! |
#162
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Jason GREAT job I can see that you hit the LOTTO in finding the car can't wait to see it finished I bet this car makes it in some magazine for sure. Good luck and God Bless!
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#163
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Thanks guys!
Things are starting to get shiny around here! |
#164
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Here are some fun "before and after" shots......
Gas tank and rear axle Rear shock and brake backing plate |
#165
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shocks
Did you fill in the pitting on the shocks or are those repops?
I assume the rear had some pitting that was filled in? p.s. - Beautiful work, I wish my Dad (or I) had founded wal-mart or something.
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1969 Judge, 4-speed, CR/Parchment, Quasi-Survivor, #'s match - under restoration |
#166
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Those are all the original shocks. I wanted to save them because they are date coded and stamped with "DELCO CANADA".......so they are pretty much non-existant. Yes we had to fill in some pitting on the axle tubes. |
#167
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eeeoooooowwwwww. shiney, sparkley, pretty... Jason awesome job. My hat off to you and your family for a job well done.
Brian |
#168
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Jason Absolutley bueatyful thanks again hope you feel better thanks
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#169
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Thanks for all the nice comments guys!
Here is the bottom of the hood and the inside of the doors and trunk lid now in new Polar White paint. The bottom of the hood was first painted with black primer and then oversprayed in the factory pattern underneath...... Here is the restored original Hurst shifter, with re-chromed shaft and restored t-handle: And a nice "before and after" comparison of the bottom of the hood: |
#170
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very nice!!! thanks for sharing the pics!!!
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#171
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Here are the doors, trunk lid and hood in final paint:
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#172
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Hi Jason,
Now I get to watch your incredible work on 2 sites. What type of paint and color do you use on your driveshafts and is there anything similar in spray can? I have one that is about ready for paint and I am not sure. Thanks in advance, Richie |
#173
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The lines and the car looks great I hope to see you and the judge at the nationals in ny in a few months - John - Inline Tube - I am bringing my 69 Judge.
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#174
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I custom mix all my paints, but you should be able to find a silver spray paint that is a pretty close match to bare steel that you can use. |
#175
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Here is a video showing the hood up nice and close with the DuPont ChromaOne acrylic urethane single stage paint. The paint on this car is turning out flawless. I can't wait to put the decals on it to really set it off.
Click on the picture for the video: And the trunk lid all buffed out and mounted on the car..... |
#176
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Damn fine work, Jason.
Thanks for sharing it with mere mortals such as myself!
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Regards, "455HO" Lloyd 2008 GMC Sierra Denali 2WD Crew, L92 6L80E, Silver w/ Ebony guts, 14.26 @ 98 |
#177
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Jason that is one helluva job you've done on this Judge. Congrats!
BTW, did you notice you have holes on your trunk lid???
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1969 GTO 400-4speed, H/T 1969 GTO 400-RAIII-4speed, Convertible 1969 Grand Prix SJ |
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Thanks for Keeping us updated with the awesome progress, can wait to see the "Ram Air" decals and fender stripes!
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#179
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It looks like a small patch has been laid on the floor!!rubber!!
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#180
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Thanks for all the kind words everyone!
Here's the Judge wearing it's special WT7-optioned black spoiler and red/black/yellow decals. Gotta love those reflective shots! |
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