Author Topic: 69 Fastback G3 Hemi Father Son Project  (Read 47534 times)

Offline HP_Cuda

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Bleeding on a project can lead to one of two things: never selling the car or getting rid of it as soon as possible.

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1970 Cuda Clone 440 4 speed - sublime green
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It was one of those where you just notice blood and try to find where it's coming from and realize there is a cut on your arm you didn't notice when it happened...
Whoa, where did that come from? Sh*t! I'll be right back...  :o  Then for days you keep springing a leak from the same place. Yeah, that's what he got.
Just needed a band-aid.
I prefer a little super glue. Been using it to close cuts for 30+ years.   :aarg:
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Offline Cudaragtop

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Got everything unbolted and off.
Here is Dylan getting after the undercoating with a heat gun and putty knife.  :clapping:
Photo Album Link:   https://goo.gl/photos/XjsAsx4LDo7psimU8

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Offline 70chall440

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plenty of work , Your moveing along well. Cuts and  bruising just apart of it all. But a great experience for your young man . :working:
Go 4 a spin Ya Why Not.

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Not too bad lookin' for a 47 year old!

Offline Topcat

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A HF torch and a 5 gallon propane tank works way more quick.

Just sayin....It's monotonous work.
Mike, Fremont, CA.


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A HF torch and a 5 gallon propane tank works way more quick.

Just sayin....It's monotonous work.
:iagree:, one of the worst parts in my opinion.

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Yup these things can do more than just kill weeds.

You could smoke some Weenies and marshmellows after you're done.

http://www.harborfreight.com/catalogsearch/result?q=torch
Mike, Fremont, CA.


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Thanks for the advice TC. Will give it a whirl.

- Randy D.
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Offline 70chall440

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I personally like MAP gas (yellow can) and a putty knife as well as a wire brush. Lets you control the heal and it pretty quick.
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Thanks for the advice TC. Will give it a whirl.

Keep it moving at all times in circular/figure eight patterns. Watch how much CFM of gas/flame is exiting as well.
These torches can get metal red hot if you are going too much in one spot.
Mike, Fremont, CA.


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I agree...That heat gun he's using will ever get it done... :2cents:
I've taught you everything you know.....but I haven't taught you everything I know !
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I agree...That heat gun he's using will take forever to get it done... :2cents:

There fixed!   ;)
Mike, Fremont, CA.