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Started by Phil Berania, May 11, 2006, 08:57:25 PM

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Phil Berania

OK,
I know its been a while but, here is were I am at right now with the build.

Door Panels...ALLOT of work, took allot of time.

Phil
Phil Berania
HM1044
Electrician

Phil Berania

Here is the Hood and Trunk Lid.

The edges are done..Still have a little sanding to do.


Phil
Phil Berania
HM1044
Electrician

Phil Berania

Another Pic of Hood edge
Phil Berania
HM1044
Electrician

Phil Berania

Here are a few pics of the Body on my New Body Buck...Its HEIGHT adjustable and on Rollers...Easy on the back. :)
Phil Berania
HM1044
Electrician

Phil Berania

Phil Berania
HM1044
Electrician

Phil Berania

Phil Berania
HM1044
Electrician

danc30

That's a bad asp body buck. ::)  Should make it much easier to do the lower part of the body. Ingenius.
KC- Genesis 427-SO, 482-CI - 622 FWHP/630 FWTQ "Almost" too much power.....

Phil Berania

Hey Dan,
You want me to build you one. Let me know....FREE, just come pick it up. Works GREAT.

Phil
Phil Berania
HM1044
Electrician

66rdster

Hey Phil,
It looks like the body work is coming along nicely. Your doing a great job!!! Boy, that body work takes a lot of time, doesn't it.


I really like your body buck. Excellent idea you came up with. Having adjustable height is really cool.



Mike


LMH

Nice work Phil! Looks realy good.
Larry

Ryan Cassidy

Great Idea with the Body Buck.   If you don't mind, what did you use to build it?  Looks interesting.

The body work is looking good. It's definately a lot of work.  I was using the new DA I bought the other week.  Man I wish I would have had that when I was doing the initial body work :-)

Cheers,
Ryan Cassidy

HM1014
Build Site - http://www.cassidypics.com/cobra

Phil Berania

Hey Ryan,
As you may know, I'm an Electrical Superintendent (Electrician). I used 1 1/4" Electrical EMT Conduit, Factory 90's, Couplins, Connectors, Uni-Strut and Strut Straps. I aslo welded Couplins to casters in order to roll the entire stucture with ease. Building it only took 30 Min.
My first body buck was made of wood and was set outside for a few months and when I took the body off it to set on the Frame, it almost fell apart. My new body buck is made of galvinized steel conduit, should last me awhile.
If anyone is interested in the "Nuts and Bolts" of the metal body buck, I can make up a materials list and the exact cuts and placement of the conduits. Just let me know.

Phil
Phil Berania
HM1044
Electrician

Phil Berania

Hey Ryan,
Sorry but, Whats a DA?

Phil
Phil Berania
HM1044
Electrician

Ryan Cassidy

Just a Dual Action Air Sander.  Round about 6 inches.  much easier than hand lol :-)  good for the rough work.

Cheers
Ryan Cassidy

HM1014
Build Site - http://www.cassidypics.com/cobra

danc30

Hey Phil,
I would love one.  Let me know what weekend you will have it done and I will come down.  I want to see your car again too.  What is your beverage of choice? I can't take one for free, need to at least replenish some of the fluids lost when you put it together. ;D

Let me know......
KC- Genesis 427-SO, 482-CI - 622 FWHP/630 FWTQ "Almost" too much power.....