1966 Cutlass ground up resto - new member
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1966 Cutlass ground up resto - new member
hi all, fresh meat here-
10 year old resto in the works, finally getting to reassembly.
2 door post, sandblasted and refinished frame,
330cube rebuilt with performer&600cfm holley
Turbo 350
2" drop front spindles, with disc brake conversion kit
final assembly date....TBD..lol
currently shopping around for a body shop, im a mechanic, not a body man.
thanks!!
10 year old resto in the works, finally getting to reassembly.
2 door post, sandblasted and refinished frame,
330cube rebuilt with performer&600cfm holley
Turbo 350
2" drop front spindles, with disc brake conversion kit
final assembly date....TBD..lol
currently shopping around for a body shop, im a mechanic, not a body man.
thanks!!
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Good luck and try to find a shop that won't put you at the back of the line and take months or years! I ended up doing my 66 myself even though I am not a body man either. It was a good chance to learn! Go onto ebay and get an assembly manual if you don't have one. With patience and a couple sanders from harbor Freight (I prefer 3M sanding stuff though) you can do it. Get a DA and an in-line sander (the latter to get the waves out if you use bondo). Your 3M or other supplier can sell you Z-grip etc. bondo.
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thanks...I cheated just to have it look decent for Goodguys last year. I chopped the factory springs to get just the right look. I had to do it twice because the first cut was not quite aggessive enough. Took about 5 hours the first time do to never being apart. The second time only took about an hour.
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New wheels should be here about 7-10 days. Watch my build thread for pictures of them.
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...her-while.html
here is an old pic with the other wheels
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