Cab is on the chassis and installing parts

The details that you are putting into this are off the chain . It's really going to be a show stopper !!

The details that you are putting into this are off the chain . It's really going to be a show stopper !!

Thank you manicmechanic, I really appreciate the comment. This has been as enjoyable as I hoped it would be for the many years I dreamed of building a hot rod pickup. I honestly can't wait to get started on another part of the project as I finish the previous one.
I hope everyone else is having the same experience with their vehicles.
Bob
http://www.bobsretrophobia.com/

yes very nice indeed. good to see such attention to detail.

yes very nice indeed. good to see such attention to detail.

Thanks restoKB1!

Check this out guys. Tandem windshield wipers running on a single motor with 2 speeds and auto park. Got the idea from very early English French and German cars like BMW 315, a 1934 Voisin C35 Aerodyne, etc.
Here is a video on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AilT1Q1tN10 of it operating and a few pics below on the install. The passenger side is a slave shaft and the motor is installed on the driver's side. And yes, the covers go back on with no issues. The motor is an Ongaro Heavy Duty 1.5" 12V 2-Speed Wiper Motor 31991. This is typically used for high end marine installs. Not a cheap repo of the American Bosch single speed, original motors like Marinco etc.
Bob
http://www.bobsretrophobia.com

BMW is a German car made in Bavaria. Bavarian Motor Works. Maybe your computer spell checker didn't like BMC. My BlackBerry is a constant source of embarrassment.

BMW is a German car made in Bavaria. Bavarian Motor Works. Maybe your computer spell checker didn't like BMC. My BlackBerry is a constant source of embarrassment.

No matter, was just trying to relay where the idea came from. Thanks for the correction, I edited it.
Bob