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1964 GMC long bed fleetside Update Jan 21 2019


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Small update.  I can't believe how slow this one is going!  Not much to add but I got the bumper painted, weathered and installed, windshield installed, back glass finished with surround, interior finished and installed, grill installed, and began weathering and dirtying up the engine bay.  I started the wiring on the firewall, painted and weathered the master cylinder and attached the brake line.  I need to do the spear trim on the bed yet and of course the engine bay, exhaust, mirrors, door handles etc.  Still have lots to do but its coming along!  Thanks for following this slow build!

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51 minutes ago, DaveP said:

Great work with incredible detail. I especially like the dashboard. What do you use to make the molds?

Thank you,  I use lego's for the box and clay for the base then two part smooth on liquid silicone for the mold.  

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Small update!  This is probably the last shot on the workbench for this one!  I got the rest of the trim on the bed and cab, the chains on the tailgate, made a toolbox for it, and made some wheels as I found I did not have any 6 lug stock rims.  All that is left is Weathering the white on the box sides, mirrors, antenna, engine bay, front bumper, wipers, and door handles.  Hope you like it, thanks for following this slow build and thank you all for your positive feedback....see you under glass!

 

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Great work. I have to admire your dedication to this project and your ability to create the parts you don't have by making them yourself. Your weathering skills are superb and appear very realistic. Thanks for sharing.

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