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**pdxhall** · 10-09-2012, 12:47 AM

My goal for the summer was to get the patch panels done on the cab floor and rockers and then tip the cab on it's back and strip and coat the bottom and sand the inside of the roof while it's convenient. That didn't get done except for the passenger side, so I will continue to patch the drivers side floor and rockers and get primer on what I can before it gets too cold, unless I can locate a suitable heater for my garage. The next priorities are:
1)finish installing the front calipers, rear drums and brakes, emergency brake cables, and run the brake lines.
2)finish up my rear fuel tank install and run the fuel line to the front.

At the rate I'm going, that should keep me busy through the winter AND next summer.

10-09-2012, 12:47 AM	#2
pdxhall Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Tucson, Arizona Posts: 2,059	Re: What's your Winter Goal? My goal for the summer was to get the patch panels done on the cab floor and rockers and then tip the cab on it's back and strip and coat the bottom and sand the inside of the roof while it's convenient. That didn't get done except for the passenger side, so I will continue to patch the drivers side floor and rockers and get primer on what I can before it gets too cold, unless I can locate a suitable heater for my garage. The next priorities are: 1)finish installing the front calipers, rear drums and brakes, emergency brake cables, and run the brake lines. 2)finish up my rear fuel tank install and run the fuel line to the front. At the rate I'm going, that should keep me busy through the winter AND next summer.