Next I tackled the dashboard. This is what I started with. It came out pretty good considering it took 3 attempts to get it right.
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Looks great!

Here is one of the problems it had. The input shaft was badly worn, so it had to be replaced before I put the creeper on. Next was getting the little stuff painted.Attachment 29039

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Looks great! That input pulley is pretty bad.

Why is your hood-BLACK?

Did you use a rust reformer? Or is your primer black?:bigthink:

Nik,

Looks white to me, it's just the lighting (or lack thereof) in his shop.

its white just cant see it.

[QUOTE=brentwd;152799]Here is one of the problems it had. The input shaft was badly worn, so it had to be replaced before I put the creeper on. Attachment 29039

you can fix them by putting a Bronze "pin" in the hole, and weld the worn spot

Nikster, the hood and grill shell are painted case IH white, it's just the light. Tractordude, I went ahead and relaced it with a good used one. Talk about a seal that is hard to find and when you do it is so expensive.

Next came the fender pan and rearend to be painted. Boy did it take alot of paint. Quart and a half of mixed paint and this. If only I could keep those d#@& bugs out of the paint.Attachment 29069

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