New Members ( Introduce Yourself)

Discussion in 'New Member Welcome Center' started by Rancherous, Oct 25, 2004.

  1. 5.0 Chero

    5.0 Chero Bahumbug Staff Member

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    looks like a good start
     
  2. ccain

    ccain In Third Gear GOLD MEMBER

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    Welcome!
     
  3. Jeff B

    Jeff B In Maximum Overdrive BRONZE MEMBER

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    Hello and welcome to the new members. Nice assortment. You guys need to post more pictures of your rides.
     
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  4. LoganTV

    LoganTV In First Gear

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    Thanks guys.

    My day job is with cameras, so plenty more pictures to come!
     
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  5. paul289

    paul289 In Fourth Gear

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    Hey, at least yours doesn't have the vinyl top and sunroof like mine does! So much rust!
     
  6. Gerry

    Gerry In First Gear

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    Welcome Logan. I also just bought a 79 Ranchero 500 in August of last year. Just had a rear window leak sealed a couple of weeks ago and am waiting for the snow to clear so that I can take it to get the carb rebuilt - 302 2 bbl.
    This is a good group and very helpful.
    Gerry
     
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  7. LoganTV

    LoganTV In First Gear

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    Dude, I have been following your Mad Max rebuild. No lie about the vinyl top. That whole thread really got me thinking about the '79 T-bird T-top... haha. You got a lead on body work up in Marysville or have you been tackling that stuff yourself?

    I feel you on the hibernation. Look forward to seeing how the rebuild goes!
     
  8. paul289

    paul289 In Fourth Gear

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    I haven't started on bodywork yet, but I'm gonna do it myself. For my build purposes, I'm taking shortcuts with the rust repair, and it's not gonna be pretty. Even did all my Mustang's bodywork myself way back when. There are a few shops up here, though. One that looks good is Marysville Rod & Custom, though I'm not sure how much actual body work they do.
     
  9. Cindy

    Cindy In Maximum Overdrive SILVER MEMBER

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    Hiya Logan! What's the pup's name? Don't go forgettin to untie her/him, we don't need any scenes from Vacation.
     
  10. Toms59ranchero

    Toms59ranchero In First Gear

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    My name is Tom. I live in utah and I have an unrestored 1959 ranchero I've been working on for nearly two years in my spare time. I'm happy to be amongst fellow ranchero enthusiasts.
     
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  11. ranchero888

    ranchero888 In First Gear

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    Does any one know where to purchase a front window seal or weather stripping for front windsheild 79 Ranchero ? Thanks, kawika
     
  12. andrewok1

    andrewok1 In Maximum Overdrive GOLD MEMBER SILVER MEMBER

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    THE 79 ranchero windsheild uses black urethane seal, its applied with a chaulk gun the product I used on my Ranchero,see below , WELCOME TO THE SITE /Andy


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    3M Automotive 8609 - 3M Window-Weld Super Fast Urethane, Black, 10.5 Fl. Oz Cartridge
    Part No:3M8609


    Price

    Retail Price:$27.00
    Our Price: $14.99
     
  13. handy_andy_cv64

    handy_andy_cv64 In Maximum Overdrive SILVER MEMBER

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    Beautiful product but very messy and hard to remove from your skin. I suggest a $7.99 box of HF blue nitrile gloves. Wear two pair when handling the sealant.
     
  14. ranchero888

    ranchero888 In First Gear

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    Thank you for the advice. I will reseal my windshield with this product. Have a Happy New Year!!!
     
  15. JimmyMac

    JimmyMac In Second Gear

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    Nice driver, amigo!
     
  16. Cindy

    Cindy In Maximum Overdrive SILVER MEMBER

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    Hiya, Tom, nice 59!
     
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  17. handy_andy_cv64

    handy_andy_cv64 In Maximum Overdrive SILVER MEMBER

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    Hi, my name is Andrew... *Hi, Andrew!* ...and I am a Cheroholic....
     
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  18. andrewok1

    andrewok1 In Maximum Overdrive GOLD MEMBER SILVER MEMBER

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    you're not wrapped to tight ANDREW ,and marbles do not roll up steps
     
  19. capterik

    capterik In First Gear

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    I'm a new member, recently acquired a 1958 Ranchero off the internet, po wasn't sure what was in it, just that it was a v8, figured it was a y block, and a fordomatic. Now I have it, turns out its a FE engine, assuming its a 352 for now, and it looks like a c6 tranny. Body is pretty solid, some rust on tailgate, and it looks like floorpans will need work, somebody did some fiberglass work, won't know until I can strip it down. Someone has painted it flat black and most of the chrome has been painted with sparkly silver paint, luckily as I clean it with stripper and such, seems they didn't sand it. Gonna take it all back to chrome and polished stainless. Seems car came from california, then the guy I bought it from, got it at an auction in Texas, and now in Florida . I am presently collecting parts, other than a minute or two , I am working 7 days a week until May, when I can really tear into it. I am welcome to any help on parts or suggestions.

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  20. andrewok1

    andrewok1 In Maximum Overdrive GOLD MEMBER SILVER MEMBER

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    WELCOME TO THE SITE, I wish lots of luck with your 58 ,looks like a solid starting platteforum,where are you in FLORIDA .???
    there are a few of us here now
     

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