Re: It's white, finally
 

I just love this thread. Great information !

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Re: It's white, finally
 

Sanding was finished the other day and the last coats of white were sprayed. Now she sits another few days until she's ready for color sanding and polishing.

http://i466.photobucket.com/albums/r...15268b/267.jpg

http://i466.photobucket.com/albums/r...15268b/266.jpg

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Re: It's white, finally
 

looks great, keep it going!

Home at last...
 

Picked up the body today. Now comes the cleaning, cleaning, and more cleaning. Then the first major component is the headliner, so I can then get the front and rear glass installed. Then door guts, windows, interior....

http://i466.photobucket.com/albums/r...b/S7003469.jpg

Does anyone have one of these second gen F-body door handle links? It think they are the same for left and right sides from 70 to 81. I need one since it is now missing from my parts pile.

http://i466.photobucket.com/albums/r...b/S7003464.jpg

Re: Home at last...
 

I have 7 doors, not all of them are complete, I only need 4 so I will look this week when I get home and see if I have a extra.

Re: Home at last...
 

That would be great! Thanks.

Re: Home at last...
 

Steve, have fun digging in your parts pile! I know I have been on the correct fastener hunt for the parts going back on the car for months now! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smile.gif

Re: Home at last...
 

Looking good Steve....Now you get to do all the "Fun" stuff..... https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...iggthumpup.gif

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Re: Home at last...
 

Real nice..and it matches your 8tk Demo tape.

Re: Home at last...
 

Spent about 10 hours on the car today. Perfect day for installing a headliner - about 85 and humid.

I bought the new headliner about a year ago and of course they come in a box all folded up. After pinning it to the wall and letting it hang for about a month so the folds would come out, I then used the wife's steam iron and got the rest of the major fold marks out of it. After it was nice and flat, I rolled it around a 5" diameter, five foot long piece of PVC pipe and wrapped the whole thing in a couple blankets and stored it inside. It worked great - a year later and no wrinkles when I unrolled it.

Here's the finished product in the car:

http://i466.photobucket.com/albums/r...b/S7003478.jpg