What did you do to your Maverick or Comet today

Discussion in 'General Maverick/Comet' started by ptpdub, Feb 21, 2011.

  1. 71gold

    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    looking good...:D
     
  2. mercgt73

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    Did not work on the Comet, but moved almost all my parts onto 24 feet worth of our new 70 feet of shelving. The floor is now as clear as can be!

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  3. mav1970

    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    Your shelves look GREAT!! :dancing:

    Now they are all filled up and you need to build more shelves - it never ends, does it? :cry:
     
  4. mercgt73

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    It's a never ending cycle! The goal is only to have fun along the way. (y)
     
  5. 71gold

    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    I thought the "goal" was not to need shelves but to have all the parts on the car...:yup:
     

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    :naughty: :rofl:

    Yes... that is definitely the goal!
     
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    Yesterday...got the 3 patch panels welded in the engine compartment that I needed. Didn't get to finish them because my back was hurting too much, but at least I got them welded in!

    Also traded off a Centerforce clutch I couldn't use for a pair of 255/45/18s!
     
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    Take it for a ride, (first ride i ever take on it)before water radiator turn in to steam, long enough to be confused with a mustang, even it is a 4 door :hmmm: :rofl2:......... need to solve the overheating problem. it feels nice to take a 41 years old car back to the street
     
  9. don graham

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    Put some anti freeze in it today as it is supposed to get down to 24 tonight. Started it up and the thermostat didn't open, so I replaced that too.
    :)
     
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    I started with a new water pump, all new hoses an a new radiator from silla.The car has been sitting for so long . So it's time for paint to since I am out of work.
     
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    Got windshield and rear window out, all trim off...tomorrow it's time to hit the roof with the air board and 50grit paper to take it right down... Might even get to throw some filler on it and sand some more.
     
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    finished paying for the build on my 347 stroker now its time to get a sump pan and a super charger then its ON lol
     
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    Fixed my rising temp issue with a new water pump....
     
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    Ran out of shielding gas an hour into my 5 1/2 stint on the Maverick today :(
     

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