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Winter Projects?
by BlackChevelleSS Mon Nov 03, 2008 10:56 am
Whats everyones project for this winter?
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Re: Winter Projects?
by JB2wheeler Mon Nov 03, 2008 11:34 am
I cant work in the cold, all projects are postponed until spring. JB
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Re: Winter Projects?
by coreys73chevelle Mon Nov 03, 2008 6:37 pm
me too hydro, plus get a job, haha, and get the chevelle painted!
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Re: Winter Projects?
by Limey SE Mon Nov 03, 2008 8:43 pm
PUT THE CHEVY IN THE GARAGE AND BUILD THE HELL OUT OF THE MOTOR...O YEA AND THEN I WOKE UP LOL................IT IS GOING IN THE GARAGE THOUGH AND IT DOES HAVE A WOOD BURNER SO WHO KNOWS WHAT WILL HAPPEN
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Re: Winter Projects?
by JiMi_DRiX Thu Nov 06, 2008 3:25 pm
Luckily I live in AZ, so I can still work on my Monte! Right now its at a friends house getting the minor floor rust patched (it had bad weatherstripping for years, the rest of the car is spotless!) Then I am going to start putting the new interior in it. Right now its completely stripped except the driver bucket seat, dash, and shifter on the floor. I've got tons of NOS and like NOS parts. Its going from stock tan/brown to BLACK with some possible minor white accents. I'm adding a couple options if I can get them and am doing this as best as I can to my preference of what I think is "perfect". I want this job to be final. The only thing I will not have done right away are the seats front and rear, and the upper door panels. they need upholstry work and its going to be expensive, so thats gotta wait.. then hopefully spring time I can finish the few extra toys on the engine.
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Re: Winter Projects?
by orange Juiced Wed Dec 03, 2008 1:17 am
I too live in Tucson AZ, and working on cars in "winter" is way better then the summer LOL.
right now i have some minor projects, nothing too big yet.
right now i'm in the middle of coverting the headlights to a H4 bulbs. bought 2 kits off ebay and there pretty nice. I'm not liking the cool blue bulbs that come with it, but they will do for right now.
Here's one side installed...... cars alittle dusty
Then for beginning of next year, I will be redoing the whole interior.
Got a pair of buckets from a 2007 Malibu, cost me lunch with my friend. I need to start figuring how to install them and where exactly they are going to sit at
right now i have some minor projects, nothing too big yet.
right now i'm in the middle of coverting the headlights to a H4 bulbs. bought 2 kits off ebay and there pretty nice. I'm not liking the cool blue bulbs that come with it, but they will do for right now.
Here's one side installed...... cars alittle dusty
Then for beginning of next year, I will be redoing the whole interior.
Got a pair of buckets from a 2007 Malibu, cost me lunch with my friend
. I need to start figuring how to install them and where exactly they are going to sit at 
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Re: Winter Projects?
by JiMi_DRiX Wed Dec 03, 2008 1:55 am
Juiced! Which side of town are you on? I cant say that Ive seen your chevelle around, but its cool to see another A-Body in Tucson.
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Re: Winter Projects?
by orange Juiced Wed Dec 03, 2008 2:07 am
West side, and u? The Bu doesn't come out to much, mostly to car shows and thats it. But hopfuly by next summer i'll be racking up the miles.
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Re: Winter Projects?
by jonny o Wed Dec 03, 2008 11:58 am
Tonight I'm going to see how well a couple heat bulbs from Home Depot and a couple trouble lights will warm up my 10x20 storage unit. If I can get it up a few degrees I have a long list carrying over from this summer.
Lighten the bumpers/sink in.
Cut a coil off the front.
Blow a breaker in my 1 extension cord unit.
Cut dead weight out of doors.
Finish never ending exhaust struggle.
Fabricate my own door top/window felt trim. (we'll see)
Pee in an ice tea jug.
Polish up the Keystones so I can sell them off.
Finish plumbing oil accumulator and cooler.
Smoke a million cigarettes.
Lighten the bumpers/sink in.
Cut a coil off the front.
Blow a breaker in my 1 extension cord unit.
Cut dead weight out of doors.
Finish never ending exhaust struggle.
Fabricate my own door top/window felt trim. (we'll see)
Pee in an ice tea jug.
Polish up the Keystones so I can sell them off.
Finish plumbing oil accumulator and cooler.
Smoke a million cigarettes.
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Re: Winter Projects?
by JB2wheeler Wed Dec 03, 2008 2:49 pm
I use one of those 500 watt quartz floodlights, it will warm better than one of these cheap 1500 watt electric heaters will. But, when you are working on cold concrete the only way you can really get warm is to burn the garage down. JB
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Re: Winter Projects?
by jonny o Wed Dec 03, 2008 6:08 pm
I'm with you there. Unfortunately I don't even have room for a heater. Those heating flood lights will screw in a cheap tin clamp on deal and I can hang those off the walls easy. Also will be easy on the breaker that I run my extension cord from 3 bays down!
I did however strike gold when I snagged a funky old heating blanket for the shop... That's great to lay over the cold concrete!
Who would have thought the "live fast/die young" guy couldn't wait to buy a place of his own so he can occupy a pole barn!
I did however strike gold when I snagged a funky old heating blanket for the shop... That's great to lay over the cold concrete!
Who would have thought the "live fast/die young" guy couldn't wait to buy a place of his own so he can occupy a pole barn!
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Re: Winter Projects?
by BlackChevelleSS Wed Dec 03, 2008 7:10 pm
you got your car in a 10x20 building? you must not have much room in there as we have a 12x25 storage building for our shop and its barely enough room to have the car in and work around.
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Re: Winter Projects?
by coreys73chevelle Fri Dec 05, 2008 12:33 am
coreys73chevelle wrote:me too hydro, plus get a job, haha, and get the chevelle painted!
clean guns done get a job waiting for company to get yard, chevelle painted doubt it. BUT ill most likely have it running and no rear tires but my street and neigbor a few houses down will ....hehehaha
im an A$$ huh
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Re: Winter Projects?
by BlackChevelleSS Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:59 pm
Its always fun to piss off the neighbors!
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Re: Winter Projects?
by BlackChevelleSS Tue Dec 09, 2008 2:24 am
Whats that getting pulled behind?
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Re: Winter Projects?
by 2bits Tue Dec 09, 2008 2:29 am
Right now I have a '71 Chevy, with a '79 Stepside bed:
It's not a GM Abody but cool none the less!
It's not a GM Abody but cool none the less!
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Re: Winter Projects?
by BlackChevelleSS Tue Dec 09, 2008 2:32 am
Looks like you got some cool stuff, that trailer is awesome
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Re: Winter Projects?
by coreys73chevelle Tue Dec 09, 2008 6:59 pm
wow teardrops are crazy expensive, and to have a 47 would be sweet.
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Re: Winter Projects?
by ant7377 Tue Dec 09, 2008 7:05 pm
Tommy,
I havent seen the truck in a while ,looks great ,the trailer too,you should build them and sell them. For winter santa is bringing me a set of Spohn rear trailing bars for the 77. That pretty much it.
I havent seen the truck in a while ,looks great ,the trailer too,you should build them and sell them. For winter santa is bringing me a set of Spohn rear trailing bars for the 77. That pretty much it.
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Re: Winter Projects?
by 2bits Wed Dec 10, 2008 12:44 am
Planning on selling the truck to pay some bills and get a 74 Monte but selling the teardrop is never on my list!
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