Morton's 1972 HQ Kingswood

[Morton]

hahaha patrick that may just come in handy ^_^ I'll let you know after I buy the big V8

Meanwhile, Dirby was kind enough to come around and harass me tonight, so we got some stoneguarding done! Cleverly enough he ducked out when it came to doing the underside. Smart man.

Some results! I think I got more on me than on the car:

 

[Morton]

Also, fuel tank:

But only the underside, because that's all that needs to be done.

Second coats for the inside floor and fuel tank + coats for the back of the interior, behind the doors, and inside all the panels will come up over the week.

 

[padrickz88]

Yeah just give me a yell dude, ill give it a look and make sure its not dinted or anything........ only problem is i might need to get rid of it in a couple weeks (moving) lmao

 

[flyjoe180]

I have to say, this is one inspirational thread and really nice work Morton. I'll be following the rest of the project here for sure.

 

[vk.jonno]

what stone guard did u use? looks so much mesier than the one i used..

 

[Dirbatua]

lol funniest thing, 4 hours later in pizza hut, the black smear was still on his face :rofl2:

 

[vk.jonno]

lol funniest thing, 4 hours later in pizza hut, the black smear was still on his face :rofl2:

lol ahaha. mine was white and not messy what did u use!!

 

[ari666]

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[Morton]

Yeah I've been looking at resomat. I rekon I can do the whole floor + firewall + doors for under $500. Yay fun!

They also do a good felt carpet underlay, and a bitumen-compound felt underlay which I'm very interested in. Will call them tomorrow!

 

[Morton]

My heat shields arrived today, and I primed the back of the interior, so I took one picture to cover both stories.

I plan to use the heat sheets to deflect heat from the transmission and exhaust. It's thick, but flexible enough to manipulate into trans-tunnel-like shapes.