Ironwork project - Paddle shifted rust door, 1966 Chevy truck with LSX454

[ironworks]

Originally Posted by syborg tt

Is the Nova the one with all the crazy fab work on the deck lid

Your gonna have to be more specific. We have had quite a few novas with crazy fab work. That's kinda what we do once in a while.

[syborg tt]

Originally Posted by ironworks

Your gonna have to be more specific. We have had quite a few novas with crazy fab work. That's kinda what we do once in a while.

This one

[ironworks]

Originally Posted by syborg tt

This one

That would be the one in the picture yes sir. Project Slow Motion is still progressing slowly.

[Swain]

Is that the 69 Chevelle?

That Dash is badass....

[ironworks]

Originally Posted by Swain

That Dash is badass....

it better be, those things aint cheap.

[ironworks]

The truck has had its first coat or primer after the filler work. We are doing this truck in house in our new paint booth facility. The picture below was the only body work picture I have taken yet. This was day one of bodywork I think.




We are building a nice Paddle shifter capable center console That will handle the PRND shifting and allow us to bang gears.


We had to develop some of our own billet hinges as know one makes a quality hinge that would work.


Other then that, not a whole lot to see. Just getting the fit of the truck just right. Thanks for the interest.

[214Chevy]

Originally Posted by ironworks

Other then that, not a whole lot to see.

Any progress is good progress to me Roger. Looking good to me. Can't wait to see that color on it. Nothing has changed on the color in the rendering I hope.

[Sinco]

Originally Posted by ironworks

The truck has had its first coat or primer after the filler work. We are doing this truck in house in our new paint booth facility. The picture below was the only body work picture I have taken yet. This was day one of bodywork I think.




We are building a nice Paddle shifter capable center console That will handle the PRND shifting and allow us to bang gears.


We had to develop some of our own billet hinges as know one makes a quality hinge that would work.


Other then that, not a whole lot to see. Just getting the fit of the truck just right. Thanks for the interest.

Rodger where did you get that shifter from, looks very cool? Is that from a late model car?

Doug

[ironworks]

Originally Posted by syborg tt

This one

I'm so glad the customer came to his senses and let us do something different. He really liked the direction we had going in this picture but thank God he came to his senses.





Hahaha

[Darrell]

Originally Posted by ironworks

I'm so glad the customer came to his senses and let us do something different. He really liked the direction we had going in this picture but thank God he came to his senses.





Hahaha

Ok...it's like that,under the BUS you go!,...this was NOT my idea but I put a stop to it extremely fast,I don't know whose bright idea this was (Rodger),I just feel bad for Broc having to be in the pic,thankfully with some guidance from the customer (ME) we had the problem fixed.Now the back of the Nova looks clean,sanitary and timeless (IMO),oh and fast too!!