Project "G"

Thanks for the link dix, they are going in the 64

Matt got one of the Iron Cross lights done for the 64, here it is..... Beyond Bad A$$

Forgot to add they have LED's in them, I'll try to get them lighted up in a few days

Where will that go? as a dome light?

No they are to big for that, they will go in the back corners on each side

Thats killer,Chris.Way to go,Matt.
Chris....you might wanna hide that if Gotavan Dan comes over.You know he'll be eyeballin it to go with his skull & wings.hmmmm

Lol I can make any number of them.

Glad you like it man! I should get that second one pretty much done this weekend.

Wow very Nice !! Cool idea Chris and nice job Matt !

I have a Machinist buddy, and he made me a new rear door handle

That's a really nice detail !

preaty cool chris

Thats one fancy lookin handle ya got there,Chris.Nice machine work somebody did for ya.

i just read this treadv 38 pages straight through nice ,dave

Good News ITS ALIVE!!!!

Drove it in the first time in 4 yrs, not exhaust yet so I didn't go far. Will get exhaust after I get back from seeing my son in CA. To get it running temp hook ups with the old wiring and wired the air bags so I can tow it to the exhaust shop.

With a custom set up comes alot of headacnes trying to figure where to put everything and to make this work you have to move something else. still having issues with the shifter, but going to try something different later.

With the removable doghouse had to come up with seat mounts that were not hooked to the doghouse, but off quickly also. Here's what I came up with

New rear end cover


in all the years I have had my 69 van I have never used the heater of defrosters so I removed it on the 64 and made a plate to cover the hole.


heres that handle on the van, it still needs a ton of sanding and polishing

G-Man wrote:With a custom set up comes alot of headacnes trying to figure where to put everything and to make this work you have to move something else. still having issues with the shifter, but going to try something different later.

With the removable doghouse had to come up with seat mounts that were not hooked to the doghouse, but off quickly also. Here's what I came up with

Looks like you cut off a section of a squat rack or bench press upright. Won't that thing rattle and rock back and forth a little bit?

Roman it fits tight, and there also a large pin to hold it in place

Are those Shockwave bags on the rear?

I will run into the same problem since I also wanted quick release seats since I am also doing a removable one piece dog house.

same here i.ll have check those out chris when i see ya next

Looking good G-Man. Great idea on the seat bracket, was thinkin the same thing seeing as I lost half the inner seat bracket when I widened the bottom of the dog house. Liken that back door handle, that is kool.

Yeah, that!

Roman they are from Air Ride Tech

Thanks guys, thought what good is a removable doghouse if it take 45 mins to get out the seats. Like many of you this project happens only a little at a time. After the exhaust it's back to Body shop prison

Nice progress.