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Re: '71 Demon Project Build [Re: VITC_GTX] #148864
03/18/10 09:47 PM
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That looks great!

The Scamp looks to good to part out, just my




Thanks!

The Scamp does look nice but it's not perfect and I don't have a use for it. Remember, out here these cars are pretty cheap and usually have little rust. I know one of these days there won't be any more around but right now they're pretty easy to find.




Well if it's gotta be parted out, it will go to save another Scamp When that time comes to part it- hit me up

I hope the gas cap I sold you is as shiny as the car It really looks good

Re: '71 Demon Project Build [Re: DusterKrazy] #148865
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That looks great!

The Scamp looks to good to part out, just my




Thanks!

The Scamp does look nice but it's not perfect and I don't have a use for it. Remember, out here these cars are pretty cheap and usually have little rust. I know one of these days there won't be any more around but right now they're pretty easy to find.




Well if it's gotta be parted out, it will go to save another Scamp When that time comes to part it- hit me up

I hope the gas cap I sold you is as shiny as the car It really looks good




You read my mind...I was out in the shop tonight and thought to myself "Dang that gas cap looks good!"

There is a very young girl (16 or 17) in our local Mopar club with a Scamp as her daily driver and it needs some parts. I will try and help her out when the time comes.

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Now, back to our regularly scheduled program...

Went out tonight and installed the windshield wiper motor and brake setup. It feels pretty good to actually put parts ON the car for a change.

Next came the motor and tranny. I love putting them in from the bottom, especially with a lift. Took about 20 minutes to have it completely bolted in.

And before you say anything, I know the motor is dusty. I'll take care of that later.

One bit of bad news…after months of pushing this car around the shop on dollies I finally hit the front fender on the lift post and put a ding in the front fender . At least I was smart enough to do this work before I sanding and painted the exterior.







Re: '71 Demon Project Build [Re: VITC_GTX] #148867
03/19/10 12:24 AM
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Hey...did you know the motor is a little dusty.



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Hey...did you know the motor is a little dusty.





Re: '71 Demon Project Build [Re: VITC_GTX] #148869
03/19/10 01:19 PM
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"Look out for that post...."

I know how you feel. Even though my car is in primer I swung a jack stand around the other day and happened to hit the car and put a ding near the rear taillight!

I said a few choice words!

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"Look out for that post...."

I know how you feel. Even though my car is in primer I swung a jack stand around the other day and happened to hit the car and put a ding near the rear taillight!

I said a few choice words!




Ouch! I feel your pain

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Did a little more work today. It's not much but it's progress. I have found that I am a lot more motivated doing the mechanical portion as compared to the bodywork/sanding. I hated doing that.

Anyway, new 1" Firm Feel torsion bars installed (hopefully the correct way). They were marked left and right but no front to back so they must go either way...

Also installed the front suspension. Looks kind of bad putting painted parts on the ugly under carriage but I guess you have to stop somewhere.

Tomorrow I plan on completing the front end and making a roller out of the car. In fact, after brakes I just need wiring to fire it up again.






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Lookin' good!

Re: '71 Demon Project Build [Re: VITC_GTX] #148873
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More progress today thanks to my painter friend. He's doing the vast majority of the prep for paint work (block, wet sanding). The hood, top and trunk lid are wet sanded and ready to go. We lined up the trunk and doors and the gaps look really good. I also put new rotors/bearings/seals under the front end last weekend.

Oh yeah, fixed the dent I put in the fender last weekend too. I feel much better now

Looks like paint will be in three weeks. I'll be driving to Disney Land with the family next Monday for a week and a half






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Re: '71 Demon Project Build [Re: VITC_GTX] #148874
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The wet sanding with 600 is complete

I'll get some pics later this week that show the car ready for color!!!

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The wet sanding with 600 is complete

I'll get some pics later this week that show the car ready for color!!!




we're waiting


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Re: '71 Demon Project Build [Re: VITC_GTX] #148876
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OK, hear are a couple of pics showing the brakes being finished off.




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Here are a couple showing the complete wet sanding. Actually we still have to do the wheel lips and the front valance but the hard part is done.

We also lined up the doors and trunk lid and the gaps look pretty good. Body lines tuned out nice too but there wasn't a whole lot of body work on this car so that helped.




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Re: '71 Demon Project Build [Re: moparpollack] #148879
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nice project

Re: '71 Demon Project Build [Re: VITC_GTX] #148880
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One good thing about FJ6/GY3/FY1/WW1, etc.

If you missed a spot the non metallic bright colors make your problems seem much less obvious from a few feet away.

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04/03/10 01:22 PM
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Great job, looks killer. I like the Green! I agree that you should try to replicate the sizzler blackout paint on your hood. Heres a pic for inspiration. Seeing your car all painted makes me feel guilty for not getting my car done! Keep up the great work!

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The wet sanding with 600 is complete

I'll get some pics later this week that show the car ready for color!!!






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Great job, looks killer. I like the Green! I agree that you should try to replicate the sizzler blackout paint on your hood. Heres a pic for inspiration. Seeing your car all painted makes me feel guilty for not getting my car done! Keep up the great work!




This looks good, I was thinking of the Sizzler paint scheme but wasn't sold on the idea. Here is another thought I had...paint the hood with the two large Demon stripes (like the two hood scoop cars) but paint around the sixpack hood scoop. This would leave the scoop body color with the two stripes on the hood. So, what do you think

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