Slickmainer (Gregg) 1966 F100
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just a few updates. I got a headliner and side pieces from the pick and pull. They were in pretty good shape, all the screw holes were intact and not too warped. Faded and stained were the bad parts of them.
I cleaned them up and applied some headliner material from Jo-Ann Fabric. it was specifically for headliners (black on one side, foam on the other). they had black, grey, tan, and an aqua green/blue? $14.99 a yard. I bought a small 14 inch strip as a trial for the side pieces. Used 3m general trim adhesive (08088) and they came out pretty good for $6. Im going to go back and get some for the overhead piece and the dome light piece. the shadow and flash make them appear poofy, but they aren't, I used a bondo blade to smooth them out and adhere them to the panel. don't use your fingers or knuckles as they will leave indentations


I also went put an ad on craigslist for a free seat and a got a call. it's out of an 87 F150. no headrests and brown. I plan on putting a basic black seat cover over it till i'm sure I know what I want it to look like. foam is great, springs are great. Finally I wont be sitting on springs, and foam wont fall out on the truck floor like the old seat did. Hard to beat free!





I cleaned them up and applied some headliner material from Jo-Ann Fabric. it was specifically for headliners (black on one side, foam on the other). they had black, grey, tan, and an aqua green/blue? $14.99 a yard. I bought a small 14 inch strip as a trial for the side pieces. Used 3m general trim adhesive (08088) and they came out pretty good for $6. Im going to go back and get some for the overhead piece and the dome light piece. the shadow and flash make them appear poofy, but they aren't, I used a bondo blade to smooth them out and adhere them to the panel. don't use your fingers or knuckles as they will leave indentations


I also went put an ad on craigslist for a free seat and a got a call. it's out of an 87 F150. no headrests and brown. I plan on putting a basic black seat cover over it till i'm sure I know what I want it to look like. foam is great, springs are great. Finally I wont be sitting on springs, and foam wont fall out on the truck floor like the old seat did. Hard to beat free!





--Gregg--
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Gregg, see if you can get it without the foam backing!, it is easier to use, I`ll get a pic of the stuff I used!
Honey, If I say I`ll fix something I will, there`s no need to remind me every 6 months!!
66 f100 tabletop swb 351 Clevo C6 "Beryl"
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made some progress on my headliner. I have the sides and top in place. None of the holes in my headliner matched the holed in the roof, so I got my sharp awl out and punched new holes in the headliner right where the CC trim screwed into to the roof. I did this along the side panels too. The result was a nice and secure headliner. Now I just need to buy some new finishing washers for the corners and the cover and install the back piece.


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Gregg, it would be a good time to think about safety belts if you don`t already have them!, what with carting the family around in it!
Looking good tho mate!
Looking good tho mate!
Honey, If I say I`ll fix something I will, there`s no need to remind me every 6 months!!
66 f100 tabletop swb 351 Clevo C6 "Beryl"
Slick Stock 3 KCMO
Slick Stock 4 Altoona
Slick Stock 5 KCMO
Slick Stock 6 Altoona
Slick Stock 7 Salina KS
Slick Stock 8..............................
66 f100 tabletop swb 351 Clevo C6 "Beryl"
Slick Stock 3 KCMO
Slick Stock 4 Altoona
Slick Stock 5 KCMO
Slick Stock 6 Altoona
Slick Stock 7 Salina KS
Slick Stock 8..............................
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Re: Slickmainer (Gregg) 1966 F100
Might be picking up a 79 F100 frame and running gear. it's got a 302 and c4, power steering, disc brakes. Might be a good upgrade for my 66, and then take that 302 and c4 and put it in my unibody if the 292 doesn't want to run.
--Gregg--
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Re: Slickmainer (Gregg) 1966 F100
Great looking slick,slickmainer. The headliners are 200 from dc. Ilike your viedo too. Keep up the great work. TONY
1966 f-100 ranger,red and white,240,cruiseomatic,3.00 gear,a/c.
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Re: Slickmainer (Gregg) 1966 F100
I finally got around to making the back dome light headliner piece. I had an NOS piece, but since I am covering it anyway, I traced the pattern on to fiberglass panel board and cut it out. next i'll cover it with the material and install.
--Gregg--
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Re: Slickmainer (Gregg) 1966 F100
Did you get the 79 for parts or to put 66 on frame? I did the 3 point seatbelts, good safety upgrade. Love the paint color-two tone.
1966 f-100 ranger,red and white,240,cruiseomatic,3.00 gear,a/c.
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Re: Slickmainer (Gregg) 1966 F100
nope, didn't buy the 79. this is just a standard drum brake single master cyl, and lap belts.
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Re: Slickmainer (Gregg) 1966 F100
who wants to ride along with me on a rainy day in the ol 66. speedo is off by 5-7mph
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-9j42Zp ... ure=vmdshb
kinda lame actually, but it rolls along pretty nice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-9j42Zp ... ure=vmdshb
kinda lame actually, but it rolls along pretty nice.
--Gregg--
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