Next project, off the lift and into the shop today. Time to get on it, I had to go back and look, it was painted in 2012 :eek2:. Body, frame, and convertible top are done, beyond that it needs EVERYTHING!
Born with L79, M20 Muncie, 3.55 12 bolt, all the hard to find stuff is present. Sold new at Morris Chevrolet in OKC, I bought it in FL by way of West TX. - Bill W

Nice. I hear ya on "time to get on it". All I've done is walk past all my stuff for 3 weeks now. Spring finally came around and we've been on a planting frenzy. Trees, shrubs, ferns, annuals in deck planters, etc. Growing season around here is short and fast and we have much to do to get the yard at this place to what we envision.
I did sell my '62 Impala, but need to swap the 350 back in over the next few weeks. Maybe a W engine in one of the C-10's over winter...:cool2:

----The perfect pair for a young family in 1967,,, 67 'Vert and 67 wagon!....Bill S

My 86 square body dually had conversion van bucket seats and console added eons ago. Last week the vinyl from SMS (no affiliation) showed up (10 months by the way) so I’ve resumed my bench seat restoration.

The buckets and original back seat.

Ready to swap out. :)

Looks great, but you're going to miss the console/cup holder. Have any extra fabric to make a cup holder to sit on the seat ?

Maybe something like this will do the job.

It can, but only 1 cup at a time. I've read of them falling out or breaking at the mount and there goes the coffee/beverage all over.
I've seen these at large car shows and they are quite neat, but a little spendy. Bonus having the console again too.

https://www.cupholdersplus.com/bench-seat-consoles.html

Wish I was smart enough to post pics, but I got my grille cleaned, painted and installed with an nos Z/28 emblem. Got some brackets from the frame to the rad support with nos bushings. Also some misc bolts from fender aprons to the rad support. I lost my engine builder in April to Dementia. Taking it really hard. Gotta find a new guy. He was my engine builder since 1979. RIP Ric Deschner.
Buddy