Mike Wozowski!!!!

keep up the good work looks great

Finished up the fenders, doors etc; . Today was the last day for the compressor rental so it was a long day with the soda blaster. Everthing is ready for RinoLiner and primer.
Frame, engine, transmission and rear end is finished, it should be ready to mate the body and frame before the end of the month.



ken

The ongoing saga of "JJ" GOAT continues:

Here are some of the latest shots of the 67 Goat Restoration project

Frame is now complete and today we mounted body to frame, now it'* beginning to look like a car again.

Check this out







Here "JJ" is doing some last minute tweeking on the tail lights, the color is gonna be a dark red so it has to be perfect!



and Doug (our paint man) is finishing up the inner fenders and the radiator support



The 400 big block poised to strike fear in Ford all over the planet.

I'll post more as we progress.
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ken

Looks awesome!! I wish I had the time/money to do a restoration like that. They just don't make cars like they used to....

How right you are, they sure don't. Bad Brakes, hard to start, poor gas mileage, impossible to control in the rain, no AC, rust everywhere, won't idle, vapor lock, overheating, monster blind spot, 8-track tapes, suspension of a logging truck and let'* not forget plastic seats and cornering ability of school bus. I know... I love 'em too


ken

It'* coming along well! That'* some hard work but it must be fun. I wish I could restore the 'Runner some day. :?