69 bonnEVILle Wagon Update

Discussion in 'General Station Wagon Discussions' started by f1zzy, Apr 17, 2012.

  1. f1zzy

    f1zzy New Member

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    HEY GUYS! I worked on the ol girl this weekend. got some more rust fixed. Its a real pain in the ass having to fab up all my own patch panels, but they are probably much better quality than all the "made in taiwain" patch panels that are out there. Take a look. Got a question tho. Been toying with the idea of bagging it. would a b body impala kit fit a pontiac? Frame are the same would the a arms be?
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    Low the Rally II's on that car. I think I'd put it just a little higher..the overhang on those cars is LONG.

    Lots of where there. GOOD JOB!

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    Lookin' good!(y)
     
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    I believe you will find the A-arms are slightly different between the Pontiac and the Chev. Pontiac was the wide track division for a reason. The track really was 2 to 3 inches wider, and often the difference in the front is the control arms. The springs, though may well be the same length. Check a Hollander's for sure.
     
  5. f1zzy

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    Well its been awhile since i uploaded some pics so here ya go this is where im sitting as of now. Gonna be hanging some doors this weekend:evilsmile:

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  6. OrthmannJ

    OrthmannJ Always looking for old ford crew cabs

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    Looking good! Can't wait to see this thing when it is all put back together.
     
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    This will be a wicked one! Great job done by you, i know, cuz i had to do the same on my wagon, on almost the exact same places.. Will be fun to see progress!
     
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    Heres a couple more pics i took over the weekend. Please remember to scribe your hinges when you jamb a car. It took me 8 hours this weekend to just get the passenger side to fit right!

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    Nice tolerances on the doors-quarters alignment!
     
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    OrthmannJ Always looking for old ford crew cabs

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    Looks straight! Nice job.
     
  11. f1zzy

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    Well finally after 2 years of workin my ass off on this land yacht i finally got some paint on it! Check it out! Sorry about the pics i can only get so far back in that paint booth.

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    Wow!
    Looking awesome already; nice work!
     
  13. f1zzy

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    Thanks! Still have alot to go. Gotta get the bumpers striaghtened and rechromed, new rubbers, and some interior work. DAMN MICE! haha
     
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    Fat Tedy Island Red Neck

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    I can smell the fresh paint from here, look'n good:thumbs2:
     
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    Looks fantastic! Great job! :2_thumbs_up_-_anima

    David :)
     

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