Hillbilly's Rented Mule

Thanks for the compliments guys, it means a lot!
RS1979 yeah I got the idea from here.... Just don't remember what
thread. All it is, is a 4x4, a 2x4 and 2 metal caster wheels. Very simple cheap and easy!! The drawback to it is if you have to go over a lot of cracks or rough surfaces it tends to want to tear the dolly out from under it. But using some caution I can wheel it in and out of my garage and it turns on a dime!!!

 

Thanks 76_Type LT, I've looked through your thread for some info and it has helped considerably!

I did get some work done on it today.... Small things since I had to head into work. One of which was the windshield, I had a 50/50 shot of getting it out in 1 piece....and failed, it cracked half way out. One less thing to store I guess.

 

Also I looked at my steering column and it seems the lower plate that bolts to the firewall is rotted through. Anyone know of they sell just the plates?

 

That's Dirtdobber78, I really like how it came out. Not a whole lot of pic worthy stuff going on but I did pick up some much needed parts.



Plus I found the firewall plate for the steering column and a non ac kick panel for the passenger side of the car.

 

76 Type LT: I bought a junk column off of the same guy I bought the roof from. It has a good plate that I'll take off and use on my column. The guy had a couple of 55 gallon drums full of columns for me to pick from... LOL. As far as the roof goes there used to be a nifty sunroof in my car that I didnt want. So the plan is to re-skin my car with this used roof.
Plus use some of the roof structure to patch hole that is cut in mine. It'll be a lot of work but I like the look of a solid roof better.
I also have some work to do down in the cowl area so that'll be addressed at the same time.