67' longbed build

[1guydude]

Resized_IMG_20210701_124550_889-3.jpg

[1guydude]

Resized_20210624_123551.jpg

Resized_IMG_20210624_145238_463.jpg

Resized_IMG_20210624_145248_051.jpg

[1guydude]

Got.pictures figured out. Free too. Haha f u photobucket and smugmug
D

[1guydude]

Resized_20210622_135216.jpg

Resized_20210622_174811.jpg

Resized_IMG_20210622_174626_994.jpg

[1guydude]

Resized_IMG_20210622_174636_138-1.jpg

[1guydude]

New things include a tuff stuff 1 wire alternator. Brake booster with 67' bracket.
Arm rests. Actual 67' that I had rehopolstered
D

[1guydude]

Post at the top of this page is where I'm at. Using aircraft cleaner and metal scrapers. This sucks! Lol
D

[hfdco4]

Sometimes what we do isn't fun but required. Once its cleaned and sanded you will be so happy.

[1guydude]

Yeeees. Ur correct Paul. Think I got the hood. Cab roof. And the driver fender about ready for etch and primer.
Still need to work the doors. Hood crowl. And the back of the cab around the window. Lol.
Than the bed. Im gonna cut all the rust from the bed and replace with wood. I personally don't think the truck is.old enough for a wood bed but its economical and easier im hoping. LOL. My 1st truck and my 1st old car.
D

[1guydude]

I've been recommended both an epoxy primer and a poly primer.
Also been suggested to body fill before the primer. Ehhh. Lol.
Plan so far.is.to use metal and concrete etch. Maybe a roll on primer and continue the body work and smoothing.
D

[1guydude]

IMG_20210827_131344_511.jpg

[1guydude]

Until I can figure out pictures again. I was lucky to get this one up.
Using red oxide sealer as a base. Than body filler. Than primer.
D

[hfdco4]

That primer looks great!

[SBR_GUY]

Any special wiring for the one wire alternator. I have a 67 also and am doing the one wire.