Wanted to start on the front seat -to-floor attachment ideas today. SOOOOOOOO, I had to back her out to get the doors open all the way to put the seat in. While she was out a quick cruise around the block with my son who kept screaming.."We're gonna die,we're gonna die". It was quite a ride. Glad I have cool neighbors!!!!!
Yeah....slddnmatt's okay. Now that guy who added 6-8" down the middle and widened his Merc to match his frame....there's a REAL craftsman,hahaha!!!!
hey! 4" in the front on the a pillars and 5+ in the rear...not really measureable at the time. I just kept "snipping" till I got the flow I wanted and the door windows parallel without the peak look in the middle of the roof.
Shooooot that's just the filler work.... Now you have days of blocking the primer!!! It does seem to go quicker
In full progress mode and determined to primer the 50' Mercury the week between Christmas and New Years. I am now blocking with 120 grit and following with 180 grit. It has been 3 1/2 months of filling and sanding....I'm tired of it, however financially paid off.
Finished the final 180 grit sanding today. Brought her off the jack stands she on for the last 3 months. Thank God that's almost over! Also a special thanks to Matt T for his pictorial and verbal guidance!
congrats on nearing the end of sanding! as much as i dread that step, i can't wait to get there. cars looking real good, especially the side profile shot (picture #4) in the last post. top came out perfect. can't wait to see it at the area shows.
Looking good. I am in the same stage of prep in my Chopped 51 Merc build. Already blocked the entire Merc twice with 180 grit. Next block is using 320 grit. Lots of surface area to sand.
Sorry I am! I do have 2 brand new 1950 Merc tail light assemblies w/ lenses and wires. Never used. NIB