Posted by jd2cyl1943 on February 25, 2023 at 14:33:40 from (68.235.109.9):
Here is the next update. Sorry it took so long to get another but the weather is being a nuisance so this is the first time I actually got to work on it in a while. Unfortunately me seat platform is rusted through in the center and the seat has a few cracks in it. :?
What I did today was attack the moss on the hood with sand paper. Taking your advice and working on the sheet metal while waiting for parts.
And the other thing, I straightened out some of the bends in the front rims.
And just in case your interested, here are some pics of a NOS dash for the B I picked up because some do it yourself machine installed light in the hood and drilled a hole on ether side and for a amperes gauge, which it didn't have when new, so it won't now.
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