What have you done to your square lately??

[Skweegle89]

Reminds me of the book. Three tracks in the snow by Whan Hung Lo.

I always heard tracks in the sand by Peter Draggin.


Sent from an old rotary telephone.

 

[Georgeb]

I always heard tracks in the sand by Peter Draggin.


Sent from an old rotary telephone.

And didn't Harry Dangler write some books too?

 

[curtis_rak]

I found a headliner that was in decent shape at the local pick-your-part and decided to try my hand at refurbishing it.

I used a 1/8" foam as a backing for the material and then very carefully glued a black, faux-leather, marine vinyl to it. I'm very happy with how it turned out....

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Another step toward converting the interior from saddle brown to black...



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[Old77]

That turned out nice!!

 

[Georgeb]

Pulled the core support forward on Clifford so the fan clears the shroud. Starts and runs now so it's easier to move around. Next up is to pull the sway bar out of the front springs and see if it settles down to normal ride hight. If it does it's going over to the alignment shop to measure things up a bit.

 

[firebane]

I found a headliner that was in decent shape at the local pick-your-part and decided to try my hand at refurbishing it.

I used a 1/8" foam as a backing for the material and then very carefully glued a black, faux-leather, marine vinyl to it. I'm very happy with how it turned out....


Another step toward converting the interior from saddle brown to black...



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Uh oh.. another Curtis from Alberta.

 

[ScottyB]

The boy went out to start up my 77 last week and no go. Battery was dead. This was not unexpected as it is pinned in behind another non running vehicle. He hit the hood release aaaaaaaaaaaaaannnd, nothing! The spring on the latch broke. Before I had even known of the problem, the boy did the research on the interwebs and found the remedy for this was a wooden wedge and a sharp blow with a hammer. Sure enough, it worked.

Yesterday, we picked up the replacement spring and went to replace it. The boy (16 years old) was bragging to me about how great it was that he could take point on repairs now. So having already had it apart, he quickly did the dis-assembly to get the latch out. He then had to run back into the house to get the spring he forgot. I grabbed some brake clean and worked on cleaning almost 40 year of grime out of the latch. Having cleaned the latch the boy started putting the latch back on the truck. Following his lead, remember he is on point for this, I turned to grab a socket and grabbed the replacement spring to hand to my son.

Now we dis-assemble again. This time the spring goes in and we button it all up. Mission accomplished. Amazing how long a project takes when you can't get out of your own way.

 

[mbonazzoli]

My factory AC stopped working and in Florida during the summer it's a necessity. Rather than replace the system I was able to get it going again with an R12 replacement that I bought on Amazon. I never heard of synthetic R12 but it worked and it's been blowing cold for two months.

 

[Old77]

Started getting my steelies prepped for paint

 

[NOPHO84K30]

starter was going.. put a high torque proform in

Thing cranks up like no other now. Wasent bad on price $180.. always wanted to try one on

 

[Old77]

Getting ready to order some POR15

 

[quaddriver]

well the last thing I did with it was hooked up Chris (my boat) and went to Kinzua. Im clearing my table so to speak so when I garage her for the winter I can start in...

 

[v2500burb]

In the process of making my ashtray and cigarette lighter into a switch panel for my LED switch and a USB


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[silverscottsk10]

http://www.gmsquarebody.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9728
Look here at mine

 

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