1964 Olds Dynamic 88 resto

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Old January 9th, 2013, 10:26 AM
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1964 Olds Dynamic 88 resto

Figured id post a progress thread

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Old January 9th, 2013, 02:36 PM
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Nice ride. What are the plans? I have a 66 Dynamic that I will start working on this Spring. Gonna be a cruiser. I will start a build thread when I get it to the house. Good luck with your project.
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Old January 9th, 2013, 02:43 PM
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Thanks! Right now im going to restore it as much as I can. Needs a radiator which im waiting on now. I'd like to make it into a daily driver. I'd also like to put some airbags on it and drop it low with some white wall tires. Itll also be a cruiser. Would like to see your thread when its srarted.
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Old January 10th, 2013, 05:21 AM
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Found this under the mat in the trunk
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Old January 11th, 2013, 10:13 AM
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Hey Kid,I like what you've done with the trunk.How did you get that original look coating?My 62' could use the same treatment.
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Old January 11th, 2013, 10:21 AM
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Hey Greg N,
Well i did the usual cleaning and sanding of the surface rust then i treated it with ospho to kill the rust and prep for paint. The paint i used is from any auto parts store. It's a "spatter" paint that comes in black and white and the grey and white that i used. It's got more texture than original but it looks close enough to the color to blend in well. Like an idiot i used Primer that i had laying around (black) and it took me 4 cans to cover it up. I don't think it needs primer but i did it anyway. So anyways Spatter paint from advance auto parts in grey and white
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Old January 11th, 2013, 10:34 AM
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trunk paint

Right on.Thanks for that.That sounds like a fairly simple solution and it looks really close to original in the pics.At some point water got into the side wells and some rust formed and peeled the original coating.The rest is pretty good so I will be trying to blend it a bit.I haven't peeled the mat back yet,but now that I see what you found underneath I'll be right on it!
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No prob Greg have fun!
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Old February 10th, 2013, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Kid64


Found this under the mat in the trunk
What you found was a build sheet. This sheet came down the assembly line with the car and told the workers what options, colors, or upholstery that particular car was supposed to have.
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Old February 11th, 2013, 07:57 AM
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Right on Charlie,I kinda figured that was a build sheet.No luck on my car though.Nothing under my trunk mat but a tarry mess!
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Old February 11th, 2013, 08:44 PM
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My 63 didn't even have a trunk mat. What it also didn't have much of was rust. Only a light coat of surface rust on one side.
BTW does anybody know where I can get tan colored spatter paint?
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I like your build, I'm presently redoing a 64 Olds 98 Custom Sport. I did some extensive body mods and have installed a 454 in it. I had Dakota Digital make me a dash panel and I've installed a Flaming River tilt column and wheel. I also had front disc brakes made up for it, and will put it on 18" wheels.
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Nice! Sounds like a lot of good work
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Old February 24th, 2013, 07:40 PM
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Kid, trunk came out very sweet!
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Originally Posted by 64Custom
I like your build, I'm presently redoing a 64 Olds 98 Custom Sport. I did some extensive body mods and have installed a 454 in it. I had Dakota Digital make me a dash panel and I've installed a Flaming River tilt column and wheel. I also had front disc brakes made up for it, and will put it on 18" wheels.

I also have a '64 CSC. I'm thinking about putting a 455 into a '64 Dynamic 88. What did you have to do to fit that engine in your car? What transmission did you use?


I want to put in an Olds 455 with a five speed manual transmission, at least that's my plan.
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I made up a pair of motor mounts, and custom fit them to the frame, and I installed a 4L60E tranny with a TCI programmable controller. The 454 is actually 5" shorter and narrower than the 394. It is also 30lbs lighter.
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Kid64, I hadn't seen your thread before. Have you made more progress since 2013?
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Hey man! Looks real good so far. You did some awesome work on that trunk looks great! Hope to see more progress as you go along - best of luck
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Originally Posted by 64Custom
I made up a pair of motor mounts, and custom fit them to the frame, and I installed a 4L60E tranny with a TCI programmable controller. The 454 is actually 5" shorter and narrower than the 394. It is also 30lbs lighter.
Awesome. Thanks for the info.
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