1970 Powerwagon, new paint
1970 Powerwagon, new paint
Just painted the old Powerwagon...
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Re: 1970 Powerwagon, new paint
Looks great!! Still have the 392 and Nv4500 if I remember correctly? Im really liking the Nv4500 swap in my 62 W100 with the 340.
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1965 D100-> W100 Town Wagon 225 Slant - NP435
1965 W200 CC 12 Valve P-Pump, HE351/S475, 5x12s, pushrods, 60# springs, 55 DVs, 18*,O-ringed
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Re: 1970 Powerwagon, new paint
Thanks! Yes, 392 from a 1957 New Yorker that Bigfootsurfin built for me, 5 spd NV4500, Dana 70 rear, Dana 60 front, A/C, HD gauges, Adventurer seat, hydroboost, hydraulic clutch, power steering.
... the truck was destined to have a 392... look at the first 3 digits of the license plates! The truck had those plates since new.

Re: 1970 Powerwagon, new paint
Looks great Frank! Do you have any plans to visit family in NY State soon?
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Ouch I'm blinded from the shine. Looks great. SS or a BC/CC?
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Re: 1970 Powerwagon, new paint
look n good.. 392 hemi ?
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Hi John! I may be out in upstate NY this summer! If I make it out, I will look you up for sure!
my5thmopar: I do not know what SS, or BC/CC is...
The 392 , when found, had never been apart and was very low miles.
my5thmopar: I do not know what SS, or BC/CC is...
The 392 , when found, had never been apart and was very low miles.
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BC/CC is Base Coat/Clear Coat. I am not sure what SS is either... BUT, your truck looks really nice either way! My 68 was originally that same BLUE, but it was so ugly when I got it, that blue had deterred me from painting it blue again. Although now... sometimes I wish I did paint mine blue again when I see a beautiful paint job like yours. Oh well...my turquoise is nice too. Just have FUN!frankyb wrote: my5thmopar: I do not know what SS, or BC/CC is...

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Re: 1970 Powerwagon, new paint
SS is Single stage. The clear is intergraded and if it is done correctly, spray and you're done. Used mainly for fleet vehicles and equipment. It can be cut and buffed but, if you try to sand it, you have to have at least 4 coats. I think SS it the best old school look like old lacquer.frankyb wrote:Hi John! I may be out in upstate NY this summer! If I make it out, I will look you up for sure!
my5thmopar: I do not know what SS, or BC/CC is...
The 392 , when found, had never been apart and was very low miles.
BC/CC like Jim said is base coat with clear coat. 2 coats of base and 2 or more clear then it is cut and buffed. All modern paint
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Re: 1970 Powerwagon, new paint
Geez... I knew what Single Stage is, but didn't connect the dots on abbreviations on that one! 

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Re: 1970 Powerwagon, new paint
Love it looks awesome. If you get a chance maybe can post some pics of the engine compartment and the interior nice truck 

Brian
Re: 1970 Powerwagon, new paint
Wow very nice! I too would love to see that engine in place if you don't mind taking a few pics!
I like the POWER WAGON on the hood side . They never should have changed from that location.
I like the POWER WAGON on the hood side . They never should have changed from that location.
Re: 1970 Powerwagon, new paint
Looks great! Tell me a little more about those wheels, look like what I'm looking for.frankyb wrote:Just painted the old Powerwagon...
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Re: 1970 Powerwagon, new paint
I'm in LA also. My truck's original color is yours. Where did you get your truck painted? It looks GREAT!!frankyb wrote:Just painted the old Powerwagon...
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