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Butcherboy · 07-08-2010, 12:38 PM

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Used some spackle paint on the tank, and bought some Eastwood Tank Sealer.

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Putting the Interior back in order.
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Gray paint

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I found a New dip stick for the TH-350. I was afraid I was gonna have to buy a Lokar Flex on. Auto Zone had it. Spectra. Nice thing about this one is the Tube Mount isn't welded on. You can bend it tightly on the tube and bolt it down. Little tight on the top handle near the fire wall. But nothing I can't get to.

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The noodles

I need a few buddys and full day. Bust this sucker out. Soo close. Can't wait!

Justin

07-08-2010, 12:38 PM	#60
Butcherboy Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Mulvane, Kansas Posts: 85	Re: The 5.3 Blazer build Used some spackle paint on the tank, and bought some Eastwood Tank Sealer. Putting the Interior back in order. Gray paint I found a New dip stick for the TH-350. I was afraid I was gonna have to buy a Lokar Flex on. Auto Zone had it. Spectra. Nice thing about this one is the Tube Mount isn't welded on. You can bend it tightly on the tube and bolt it down. Little tight on the top handle near the fire wall. But nothing I can't get to. The noodles I need a few buddys and full day. Bust this sucker out. Soo close. Can't wait! Justin Last edited by Butcherboy; 07-08-2010 at 12:40 PM.