Thread: 1940 Ford Pickup
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07-03-2019 04:59 AM #1
A little filler is not a bad thing. When it's a 1/4 inch thick ... well, then you know it's probably junk underneath.
As always, you're doing a good job. Happy 4th to you also.
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07-03-2019 05:14 PM #2
The good thing here is theres NO filler on this bed that I didn't apply , its all new
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07-03-2019 08:52 PM #3
I doubt there's a vehicle on this site that doesn't have filler in it. It's a normal and necessary.Seth
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07-04-2019 05:33 AM #4
Actually I have one it's a 77 C20 never been hit never in the snow and hardly ever in the rain. It's been kept in side since new except to haul a race car to the track once a month for the last 20 years and before that it lived in Cal. has less than 100K 454 3.21 ratio. It had a cap on it till I got it I use it to pull our 5th wheelCharlie
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07-11-2019 10:32 AM #5
a bit more progress on the bed
Last edited by Navy7797; 01-16-2021 at 08:03 PM.
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07-12-2019 09:57 AM #6
Thanks for the Likes guys , I can't wait to get this truck done and have some fun !
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07-12-2019 03:57 PM #7
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07-24-2019 06:14 AM #8
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07-16-2019 06:09 PM #9
4th time to sand and reprime because I hit bare metal. Think I'm set now to continue with the rest of the prep , 2k and finale block sanding . Getting tired of trying to make things perfect, my wife points out all the flaws and says fix it now or you'll regret it later . if I could only get her to do some sanding !Last edited by Navy7797; 01-16-2021 at 06:56 PM.
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07-17-2019 01:47 PM #10
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07-17-2019 03:22 PM #11
Be careful of what you ask for, you might open Pandora's Box and then never get it closed again. My wife wanted to share some time and shop space... it felt like little by little I was losing space and time for "ME"!
It took a bit of doing but we ended that arrangement!
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07-22-2019 08:39 AM #12
That sounds like Great advice guys !
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07-26-2019 07:25 PM #13
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Your progress is looking very nice!Ryan
1940 Ford Deluxe Tudor 354 Hemi 46RH Electric Blue w/multi-color flames, Ford 9" Residing in multiple pieces
1968 Corvette Coupe 5.9 Cummins Drag Car 11.43@130mph No stall leaving the line with 1250 rpm's and poor 2.2 60'
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02-17-2020 07:58 PM #14
Well after months of not getting my fuel injection to work ( didn't ready spend much time) my truck is running great. Just waiting to go to the paint shop. Spring is just around the corner and I hope to be ready. Pic's will be coming soon.
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02-20-2020 04:03 PM #15
Another problem popped up, new water pump causing pulley to be out of line. The old pump was off just bit so I let that one go but the new one is off by 3/16 (too long at the pulley mounting plate) . Mounting my A/C pump ready brought this to my attention. My power steering lines up and so does the alt. Does anybody have spec's on a short water pump for SBC. Its either the pump or the billet alu. pulley. Thinking of pressing the flange on shaft a bit, but down the road that will cause troubles on the road if the pump fails. thoughts ?
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