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B model vent window
Wobblin-Goblin replied to MACKTRUCKS4's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Take one that is intact to a glass cutter. That's what I did. Brand-new glass. -
B30 progress
Wobblin-Goblin replied to maint1's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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I present to you the ballistic missile submari...err...'Mater. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlSa2ErtExI&feature=youtu.be There were 133 days between the first photo on day one until today.
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Looking nice. Can't wait for more pictures.
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OK gents, I just got in 30 minutes ago, and after a looooong day of moving the body, setting it up, sandblasting, moving it and setting it up inside to paint, welding some patches in, fixing a few more things, it's now finished. Painted. Sorry, no pics. I forgot to snap a couple when I was done. Perhaps I can post a few tomorrow. BTW, we might put the body back on the truck tomorrow, too.
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Started work on the dump body today. The chute door was caked solid with asphalt, but now it's all free and working properly. I did a bunch of grinding and welding on it, too. It certainly looks better, but I've got another morning's worth of torching, pounding, and welding left to do before sandblasting it. If all goes well, I'd like to get it painted this week.
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Today's progress: 1. Greased the truck again. After steam cleaning it, it seemed like the sensible thing to do. 2. Took the driver's dashboard out, stripped it, primed and painted it. That was the last part of the interior to not have paint (because painting it in place earlier would have been difficult with all the gauges in place). 3. While the gauges are out, I took the fuel gauge apart to clean the glass, which was dirty and cloudy to the point where you almost couldn't see through it. Now it's clean and clear. I also attached a new needle to the tachometer. All I did was cut a piece of plastic out of an Armor All container and super glue it to the small piece that was still there. 4. Replaced all the small bulbs that light up the dashboard. Hopefully, I will have pics for you tomorrow.
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