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I do not use any power tools to run them up to snug, I think the friction heats and affects the nylon and makes them less resistant to staying in place once torqued. JMO scrump

Glueing pins for the headliner. Do you have any of the stick on sound dead mat? Even a small square will make a big difference in the sound. If you had the engine at TDC of the compression stroke before you took out the old one and did not move the crank or cam putting in the new one you...

That looks like if you were to turn the crank counterclockwise just a couple of degrees it would line up both dots with the centerline of the crank and cam? Or am I seeing it wrong?

A little crazy but tossing it out there anyway, how about a 26 inch aluminum bike rim blank to start. Fat tire might get you in the ballpark.

Wow, 1 hour, 46 minutes. Very impressive.

You noticed a few voids that would leak. Are you going to test for leaks prior to capping the lower weld using water on the inside to see if it leaks out and where? Or is there a sealer being applied after?

Wall could have the green and red Coca-Cola advert painted on then aged. It would fit the period and break up the length. The place is really coming along. Any feedback, good or bad from the locals yet? Scrump

The moldings look great. Car is going to be one sweet ride. But I need to ask what is that very large round item on the other side of it. World's largest E-stop button?

Hah! the HAMB journal and this forum are both under Atomic (Ryan)

Looking sweet! We need a full 3/4 view now or are you saving that for full primer?

Wow, looking sharp, one of my favorite years. My shop teacher had a long bed in 4wd, black trimmed in white.

I know where that last pic was taken. Great location, great drive down there! my son is in school just south of Portland.

Congrats on the new shop! Truck is looking good too.

Ok I feel better. Thank you, but this will require regular check in's Dr. The truck looks sweet!

I'm so looking forward to an update on this project. I think I am getting DT's!

In the meantime it may save some work if you take a good picture on a light plain background and the drag the pic into a google search bar and see if one is available using image search. Just another option. Unless you want to try your hand at casting of course.

Really nice gauges! Like them a lot. They are going to look even better in the dash and lit up. -scrump

Doesn't have to be a whole sheet. Just a second arm for your foot to brace on or your other arm if it only takes one arm to do the bend. Maybe a three legged mount that folds down to one with the pull of a pin. Stable and portable. On the hydraulics idea, you only use one at a time from the...

Thanks for the info, I am putting front and rear platforms in my 13 Boston Whaler along with going from a tiller steer to console and controls. Love your build and looking forward to the completed craft.

VictorBravo, Where do you usually source fiberglass for this large of an area? Edit: I found it on page 2, aeromarine, thanks What grade/material marine plywood are you using? I am building front/rear casting decks in 13whaler that will be covered in glass. Thanks, -scrump