Here's the latest upgrade to the 74; I installed white gauge overlays and installed red leds for general lights and white leds for the indicators.
The overlays are pretty easy to put on you just need to be real careful around the needles. I made sure all guage buckets were painted white ( a must) and watch out for the bulb covers inside the guage, 2 of mine had a blue cover over the bulb.
The pictures are not the best but you get the idea.
Well I finally got her done, new paint, bushwacker fender flares, pinstripe and decals.
I still have the hardtop to paint yet but at least it's back on the road.
Now if I can just get winch bumper done
Very nice, sir. Very nice indeed! I love the fact that you bodied it and painted it all in your garage. Too bad about the doors, but its not un-doable.
Great build. I've got a '74 too, and like your grill.
Thanks green-80, yea she's a head turner!
I have to brag a little, I went on a cruse with a fine 68 cutlass and there was 1 guy taking pictures of the Scout and not the cutlass
Well the winch bumper is finally done. Here is the test fit pictures. It will be painted black, I have the hard top just about ready for primer so the bumper will be done at the same time.
By the way this is the hf winch (10,000lbs pull) and it works!!!
You might recognize the design, from ebay, with a few mods for personal preference.
Ron
Here we go with some paint on the bumper. I also installed my fog lights, I know for all you rock crawlers they are mounted below the bumper! But they are protected with 3/16x2" strap steel. Lol
Hi everybody; I know you think you've seen this before, but some changes have been made. It's a little early for the hard top but I just but on a nice coat of jet black paint (not rustoleum the good stuff) so I had to see how it looked. Also got my rear bumper installed heavy duty!! Here are a few pics.
Other than some possible mechanical upgrades I would just about call this one finished, if there is such a thing.
Oh yea I almost forgot. I re-enforced the area under the rack "feet" so now I can put my kayak rack on and go anywhere!!
Thanks
ron
Thanks dealbreaker74, it's been a challenging project for my first attempt! I wish you could see it inperson, the camera just does not show the metallic/pearl paint very well. But then if you did you would see the mistakes too
ron