Looking good. Keep cruisin'....Joe

Front & Back Panels
 

My Painter Jeff R. did a great job, I then polished the corner stainless steel trim Vintage Logo from VIC's66. Both panels required "body" work & weld repairs to get them into usable condition.

They look wonderful....Joe

Thanks Joe, More progress soon. I can't wait to Pose it with a car or ten,,,,LoL

Window Glass
 

Worked on the upper access door glass, local glass provider supplied new cut and radius glass, Decal found on line, Rubber channel Trimmed then installed with Wayne glass channel plastic guides and steel retainers.

Fuel-flow rotary indicators
 

When I got the pump it was missing the premium fuel flow indicator, So I used Dad's old Atlas lathe and cut down some 1/4" sheet plexiglass & brass rod to Fab a likeness attempt. Missed the mark on a few details but It is hidden by the pump Computer facade and very little is visible. It will work for now.

Hose & Upper Doors Installed
 

Got the Six foot display gas hose hooked to retractor and a $15 Portland Swap meet Nozzle. I had to replace the Back side upper door with a stainless steel replacement, I had a earlier steel-plated and bent so I source a replacement item from Used Parts Vendor with the New glass & decal after time on the Polishing wheel and rubber trim, it is surely getting there.

Lookin' Great. I need to do a few more of mine...Joe

Looks Awesome, Great Job!!

Finished; Mounted the Veeder & Root Computer, Front Facia reveals, Internal Switch.

Done

Poll: Globe Modification or Not<?>

JIM

*Note: The Computer was Solid with critter and hornet MESS, resulting in a rusted solid works. Impossible to animate with dual external dc motor drives to make the pump indications operational. I SO wanted to rig a set up that would display & learn the computer op's. Static it Remains.