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That looks great Tiny ok


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Lookin' good, Tiny! Are you going to hit those frame rails with a spray bomb while you have it all apart?


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Yepper, that's the plan. I'm surprised no one called me out for my '39 shock mounts and tube shocks. laugh


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pineapple beer2 Tiny, Lookin good!! Lookin good!! Beamer


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Originally Posted by the39
kevin - loose push rod on the valves ? frank
Nope , Thanks for asking , their all straight and adjusted...Kevin


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Originally Posted by kevin47
Tiny , show us that motor after you paint it ! Ya hear!

One step closer. Might get her fired up tomorrow! Don't worry the red heater hoses are going away. laugh

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Whoa...Moving right along...! I must have missed some "posts"...What's with the removal of the entire front end of your car...?


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Originally Posted by kevin47
What's with the removal of the entire front end of your car...?
The hood and core support V-rod have to be removed anyway. I decided to pull the front clip (came off in one piece) to prevent any accidental scratching or denting of the sheetmetal after spending so much money getting it fixed & painted.

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Wonderful...I wasn't aware it came off in one piece . It's nice to have it out of the way during final engine assembly...!
Keep up the Good Work !


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