Got a new project car.

I'm not sure what brand they used. I'll have to ask next time I'm down there.

 

Gosh, they even gift wrapped the shifter for you. How thoughtful

It sure is looking good.

 

He's hob-knobling now!

That looks like the EverCoat stuff. I used it in mine, where it broke off. I thought it was pricey, until I saw what the boom-box guys buy. Its good stuff!
http://www.evercoat.com/productDetail.aspx?pID=50

 

I can't believe how clean your doors are!

 

Oh man, good thing I read the above twice. I thought you'd said "drawers" and was wondering what pictures you were looking at

 

I can see how you might confoose it. I was ANALyzing the inner surface rust.

 

Wet sanded and buffed.
Took this pic yesterday.

 

It's looking great and I'll tell you what; you sure ain't wasting any time "gettin her done"!!

 

Did you ever score a winner shop, with these guys!

 

Here is the bed after the liner dried.

 

That cleaned up nice. I like that antique hammer dings. Takes away the trailer queen image.

 

Exactly. Those were painstakingly applied.

 

You're supposed to get your fingers out of the way.

 

If you ever do have to eliminate some dents, this picumentary is a good tech piece:
http://www.jefflilly.com/Fabrication/Fabrication-F/36-dent-removal/index.html

Check out the other tips too:
http://www.jefflilly.com/Fabrication/new.html

 

Well the paint is all finished.
Monday morning took a pile of parts over to the shop. The owner said they'd install all of the trim, bumpers tires/wheels etc. for no extra charge. Before I had even left they were jacking it up to swap the tires/wheels out.

Met with the upholstery guy today. He says he's got a car that will be picked up Friday to make room for the Ranchito. So the plan is to drop it off to him on Monday.

So basically right now it looks like we're two and a half weeks from cruising.

Bueno.