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Old 02-25-2012, 01:59 PM
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Got my guages today got them wired for lighting, which is terrible i had a blue 161 led bulb laying around i like the led a lot better heres pics

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New piece i got for $5 needs a little work heres a pic of it
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Great build man, coming along!
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bumbers finished heres pics

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Most excellent!
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Today i replaced all light bulbs luckily they were just burnt out so didnt have to track down wires fuses etc got the spoiler on(not bolted on yet) got taillights mounted in heres a pic
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Looking great. Keep up the great work!
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Looking great. Keep up the great work!
Thanks. I got the grille fixed sanded it down hit it with flat black still need to paint where it says camaro then ill do three coats of clear should turn out good
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Exterior is pretty much done just need to finish hood and drivers door get them primed and sealed wont be for a few days till i get some more primer so tore the interior panels out redoing them the correct way with this thread https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/inte...ic-carpet.html theyll be black but should look a lot better and not fade and chip like they are now ill post up pics soon as possible
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Just remembered the video i have of the car doing a burnout it was a cold day and hadnt let it warm up so she died on me on the way back
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Last night went and picked up a truck its a 78 c10 for $700 it has its problems but runs


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Last night went and picked up a truck its a 78 c10 for $700 it has its problems but runs


I'm glad I live in the south. Most cars and trucks here are rust free. That thing looks like swiss cheese
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Looking good! Nice to see another Lincoln guy here on the boards. How you have made this much progress with all the goofy weather we've been having is a mystery to me LOL!
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you sound like you had the same situation i had XD mine was also tan but spray painted black ......but your carpet looks better than mine Name:  0108121249a.jpg
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I'm glad I live in the south. Most cars and trucks here are rust free. That thing looks like swiss cheese
Plan on finding some new parts and fixing other parts i cant find

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Looking good! Nice to see another Lincoln guy here on the boards. How you have made this much progress with all the goofy weather we've been having is a mystery to me LOL!
A coat and determination

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you sound like you had the same situation i had XD mine was also tan but spray painted black ......but your carpet looks better than mine
Yea it didnt look as bad as yours but the PO didnt take the time to even take panels off or seats out and get all the carpet i cleaned it and used duplicolor interior fabric stuff works pretty good
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Well here she is i took her off road and drove up on top of a hill you can see the whole city in the back right next to the tree anyways heres a pic
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i dont get why you would smooth out the bumper. it is plastic and flexable, so wouldnt it crack if the bumper flexes?
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If you use the right materials it won't. Bondo will crack eventually, but fiberstrand or a plastic type filler should hold up good.
And it looks alot cleaner, sleeker, and sexier IMO.
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If you use the right materials it won't. Bondo will crack eventually, but fiberstrand or a plastic type filler should hold up good.
And it looks alot cleaner, sleeker, and sexier IMO.
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here was another pic i forgot to post
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Tonite im going to omaha to see a man about a cowl hood for $150
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Well here it is even came with the hinges fully functional hood to


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Well here it is what you guys think?


Also now that i have a new hood the iroc one is for sale its fully prepped and primed make offer
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I like the stocker better, just my opinion
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can you rip out those weird looking high beams and put the stock ones back in please, they do not look good at all
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Your car is looking good, could you tell me how you fix your body with naming the tools like what size grit sandpaper (used machine), how many layers of primer (what brand) etc. I plan on doing same thing to my car until summer comes.
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Your car is looking good, could you tell me how you fix your body with naming the tools like what size grit sandpaper (used machine), how many layers of primer (what brand) etc. I plan on doing same thing to my car until summer comes.
For the damage on passenger rear i used a hammer to get some of the dents out then used bondo to finish it out for the rear bumper to smooth it out i used fiberstrand bondo i started with 60 grit all around this will remove the paint quick then step up to 320, 800, then 2000 i used a sanding block to do all the work i used bout three layers of rusteleom car primer if you have any other questions feel free to ask
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For the damage on passenger rear i used a hammer to get some of the dents out then used bondo to finish it out for the rear bumper to smooth it out i used fiberstrand bondo i started with 60 grit all around this will remove the paint quick then step up to 320, 800, then 2000 i used a sanding block to do all the work i used bout three layers of rusteleom car primer if you have any other questions feel free to ask
You used rust oleum rattle can primer?
And Why would you use anything higher than 600 on primer or anything before paint? And duraglass on a bumper cover?
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You used rust oleum rattle can primer?
And Why would you use anything higher than 600 on primer or anything before paint? And duraglass on a bumper cover?
no not rattle can, dont see why not to use anything higher than 600 before primer and yes i used duraglass so has another person on this forum so dont see a problem its held in good so far so not worried bout it
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no not rattle can, dont see why not to use anything higher than 600 before primer and yes i used duraglass so has another person on this forum so dont see a problem its held in good so far so not worried bout it
Sanding with anything higher than 600 really gives you no adhesion, for high build, sealer, base coat etc.....
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Sanding with anything higher than 600 really gives you no adhesion, for high build, sealer, base coat etc.....
i could always use an adhesion promoter correct?
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i could always use an adhesion promoter correct?
No, I wouldnt, their is no reason. After your done primeing, block with 150, if it looks good, re prime, and then block with 320, then 400, then wet sand with 500. And you will be ready for base or sealer then base. If you want you can do 600 after 500. Just make sure you dont have any bare metal or filler showing threw or the base or metalic base with swell/run/mottle. 1000,1500,2000,2500, and 3000 is all for detaling and color sanding after you lay down your clear.
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No, I wouldnt, their is no reason. After your done primeing, block with 150, if it looks good, re prime, and then block with 320, then 400, then wet sand with 500. And you will be ready for base or sealer then base. If you want you can do 600 after 500. Just make sure you dont have any bare metal or filler showing threw or the base or metalic base with swell/run/mottle. 1000,1500,2000,2500, and 3000 is all for detaling and color sanding after you lay down your clear.
Okay thanks for the help
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Well not much has been done on the car been busy with the truck heres how its looking
Gf got in a little accident at her school need to fix the fender and pull the bumper straight

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Well cars off to protint 10% on sides and 20% in back meanwhile got more work done on the truck it also got windows tinted on it 20% all around should have car back this weekend and ill get pics posted
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Today got a factory set of electric fans and ditched the old mechanical one i had i have a ? though as to which wire is positive and which one is ground there both black wires one has a red stripe on it im guessing this is the positive? the other one i believe has a white stripe on it
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Well fans are in wired two switches for each individual one trying to think of how to make a custom switch panel under the factory ashtray lid anyways heres how the fans look

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well sold the cowl hood it became to much of a problem to see. Car is off to have motor looked at meanwhile want to make an ashtray switch panel anybody have the dimensions?

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looking good. I need to strip mind down and paint it "the right way"
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looking good. I need to strip mind down and paint it "the right way"
thanks man. but ?'s why does yours need redone it looks great, also what did you use to smooth out the strut caps
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So found out that one it didnt have a fuel filter so it was clogging the carb up two it has an oil cooler for no reason at all three its missing a bolt that mounts the alt bracket to the water pump

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Well hasnt been a lot of progress on her got the side skirt holes drilled so i can mount them got a few holes patched up trying to figure out two major problems.... theres a terrible squeak in the drivers door every time i hit a bump which is irritating also speedometer is not working can anybody help me? theres 3 cords hanging heres a pic im assuming the blue circle is the cable for the speedometer and the green cords go into each other and the red connector goes to?
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Well figured out thats exactly what was wrong so went and picked up a new speedometer cable ill have it installed tomorrow
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well havent posted in a while not much has changed just doing a few odds and ends to get it ready for americruise this week so ill post pics as it sits now so here we go



And well heres close ups of the two badges

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Well went to americruise sat night met a few ppl seen some great looking thirdgens got a pic taken with a orange iroc and a red t/a as far as work goes on the car its put on hold as im in the process of moving but anyways heres a pic
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Re: Rebirth of a 86 Iroc-z

Originally Posted by 86_irocz-28
Well went to americruise sat night met a few ppl seen some great looking thirdgens got a pic taken with a orange iroc and a red t/a as far as work goes on the car its put on hold as im in the process of moving but anyways heres a pic
my car used to be that orange now its a little darker. lol not that any one cares.
Old 06-12-2012, 01:44 AM
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Re: Rebirth of a 86 Iroc-z

Originally Posted by 86_irocz-28
well havent posted in a while not much has changed just doing a few odds and ends to get it ready for americruise this week so ill post pics as it sits now so here we go



And well heres close ups of the two badges

when are you goin to ditch those autozone lights?
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Re: Rebirth of a 86 Iroc-z

How come you primed it and reassembled it instead of just painting it?
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Re: Rebirth of a 86 Iroc-z

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How come you primed it and reassembled it instead of just painting it?
Didnt have the money to. Right now trying to find somebody to but dont want cheap maaco or something thatll put me in the poor house


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