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Loaner Bench Seat DFW Area
Are you doing anything special? Because just recovering the seat is a simple process which can be done in an afternoon.- brooksman9
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- Forum: Interior
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Sliding Window Restoration Tips Please?
Cool. Thanks guys.- brooksman9
- Post #23
- Forum: Glass & Mirrors
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Sliding Window Restoration Tips Please?
So is this a factory or aftermarket window? And the weatherstripping I was referring to are seen in the bottom of the slider. Replacements or can you fix? Hope I'm not high jacking.- brooksman9
- Post #20
- Forum: Glass & Mirrors
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Sliding Window Restoration Tips Please?
What about the weather strip seals, ask about those JamesSam. You know, just in case anyone else is curious. :)- brooksman9
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- Forum: Glass & Mirrors
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Help me decide, paint the camper shell light blue or dark blue
Let there be “Light”!- brooksman9
- Post #9
- Forum: Exterior
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Weld or Panel Adhesive?
Interesting. I like how you did it in the middle of the trim. I think I may just have to try that rather than welding by my gas tank. Looks like you flanged the lip on the body where the screws are. I have a flange tool already so that's not a big deal. Thanks for the tips and interesting...- brooksman9
- Post #33
- Forum: Paint and Body
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Weld or Panel Adhesive?
Interested in how you did the cab corners- brooksman9
- Post #30
- Forum: Paint and Body
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Welding and cutting by fuel tank
It is. May borrow one from work. They are thicker. I bought them and it wasn't my money. lol. I'll throw this one on the other side. Dropping the tank looks like a real bitch!- brooksman9
- Post #6
- Forum: Exterior
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Welding and cutting by fuel tank
Yes. Welding blanket. Using some strip disc's at the moment. They even shoot a few little sparks. Out of cut off wheels until I can get to the store.- brooksman9
- Post #4
- Forum: Exterior
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Welding and cutting by fuel tank
Does this look safe for welding and cutting cab corners by the fuel tank or should I remove the tanks?- brooksman9
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- Forum: Exterior
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1973 AMC Hornet
Friend of mine had one back in the 80’s. We did a lot of partying in that thing.- brooksman9
- Post #4
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Has anyone have experience using a bed lift?
Didn't realize it had a rubber section to it. It's off and slide back enough to work.- brooksman9
- Post #27
- Forum: Paint and Body
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What have you done to your square lately??
Friend came by and helped me get the bed up so I can work on the cab corners- brooksman9
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- Forum: Garage
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Has anyone have experience using a bed lift?
Thanks Keith.- brooksman9
- Post #26
- Forum: Paint and Body
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Has anyone have experience using a bed lift?
Are filler necks in the way if you have dual tanks? I have the screws out but haven't lifted yet. Looks like it can go up a little then has to slide backwards...- brooksman9
- Post #22
- Forum: Paint and Body
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Drop On 4x4 Feedback Thread
One of each. Only way to go.- brooksman9
- Post #6
- Forum: Lowered & Street Systems
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Square body calendar
I get a NastyZ calendar too. Have 2 garages now so need 2 calendars. lol- brooksman9
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- Forum: Garage
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good oil info in general,and bonus info for cams
Man, haven't been on that website in quite awhile.- brooksman9
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Noise not likely blower motor/wheel—what else?
Pulled mine last week as it was making a lot of noise. Sprayed some PB Blaster in various placed and it quieted down considerably. Might be worth a try. At least until you get a new one.- brooksman9
- Post #8
- Forum: Heat & AC
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Square body calendar
Anyone know of a good Square body calendar for 2024? NastyZ28 does a calendar with pics from forum members but one of the guys on there has a print shop I guess. Looked around but haven’t seen a 73-87 specific one.- brooksman9
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- Forum: Garage
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