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#474708 09/28/22 10:38 PM
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490 speedster update! We took our first ride today! The engine is a 1923ish block and a 1928 head. We think the chassis is a 1917 or 1918. It has a cone clutch with no provision for a speedometer on the transmission. The front hubs are 1926-1927 to 18" wheels and the rear is adapter and spacer to the 18" wheels. Still lots to do!
Rooster

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Looks like a fun ride!!

;-) Dean


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I like it!! Are those headers from Hedman or Dougs?

Mike


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Thanks guys! I couldnt have got this far without the guys on this fourm! The exhaust or lack there of was on it when I got it. Soon im going to make header.
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