62 unibody build
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Definately painted valve covers IMHO. I agree with painting the lines. The contrast will make them stand out. Can't wait to see the pics of the gas pedal. I'm at that point on mine. What kind did you use?
Red
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Good Progress man. Seeing others make progress is what keeps me going. Keep up the good work and the pics.
Red
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Here's a good thread from the "other site"
http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/71605 ... f100.html
http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/71605 ... f100.html
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well i have the frame now turned right side up and the cv front miunted close but with some more measuring ill be better and my only bugger is now figuring out how to get my welder and plasma over in the other side or i might just suck it up and run some 220 cable over and add a plug and some light so i dont have to use my stand light over there with an extension cord but it works for now.
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pick with the front end on but couldnt get a front view to bright also got the pass floor welded up solid and starting smoothing out the firewall as the floor cools and cleaning the underside of the truck and painting it tomorrow
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