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a body are hard to find 52 5/8 this one is 53 1/2 and 44 ?

Same here it will be nice to just be at the track. Look forward to seeing you there

Rears are in nice shape. Just dirty. Fronts are still fairly decent. The one was dyed black. IL do 15 a piece for the rear ones and 10 a piece for the fronts. Plus shipping.

You can use metal prep on the rims before you paint them. This will help with the paint adhesion. Heating them will only dry the paint faster. 65'

yeah, it has brackets

Oh wow

I will check it out. Thanks

Looking forward to seeing it this weekend. It will be my first time out this season.

have a 83/4 housing will work in 62 to 67 b body cars also 1964 max wedge, very nice pit free, been blasted in and out , and painted, ready to use $425 for housing,with stock 41/2 bc axles $550 pick up mansfield ohio also several yokes, 2 small and 1 big, all coarse spline, $45 to $60 plus...

Brackets?

Imo, the “correct” way to evaluate changes to the intake port surface finish is on the dyno, not the flow bench. And I don’t work on anything where doing that kind of R&D is cost effective. I’ve seen what I felt were pretty impressive results from smooth, and rough, and cnc finished ports. I...

Holy Smokes Dwayne! This is some Twilight Zone stuff , had a similar experience. Shop I was at was commissioned to build a SBC 400 for a guy with a stepside pickup. He wanted it Chevy Blue as it was real close to the colour of the truck. Anyways we used some nice forged Speed-Pros, CS179 cam (it...

@barracudakid might have one

Pretty sure all that would do is speed up the dry time and probably get you in trouble with the Wife. (ask me how I know)

I have some rims that have been sand blasted and want to keep them from getting rusty on the inside as well as the outside, Ideas on if I used a high heat say like engine paint and then put them in an oven and heated them for a while, would that make the paint work/last better? Thanks!

I would like to think so, and hope that is true! i myself have done so just from inspiration acquired on this site (unfortunately too old), but I can't help thinking they will be using a soldering gun, a laptop, and discussing Ohm's law as opposed to Bernoulli's principles:(

USS Vesole (DD-878) escorting the Russian freighter Polzunov into international waters, circa October 1962. "The freighter was loaded with nuclear missiles and related equipment bound for the Soviet Union after being removed from Cuban soil, bringing an end to the Cuban Missile Crisis."

Dude! nice '8 eh?!!

Had some spare parts from a few models so built one to look like my 1956 f100 when I first got it. Matched color pretty close.

Puff the Magic Dragon.

The KJ-1 was a first generation Chinese AEW (Airborne Early Warning) radar fitted to a development of a Tupolev Tu-4 bomber, which was itself a copied, Soviet reverse engineered Boeing B-29.

No rubbing on the front wheels I should've stated. On rears, the backspacing on the 17x9 is 5 in. And since I currently have an 8.25 axle I needed to utilize spacers as the wheels/tires definitely would've rubbed on the leaf springs.

Keyhole peek at what the atomic war’s fighting men may wear. In 1959, new Army developments shown at Fort Ord, Cal., were this transistor-radio helmet, heat-resistant mask, nylon armored vest and automatic aluminum-alloy rifle that fires at a rate of 700 rounds a minute.

Too late

Joey Heatherton with a soldier of the 228th Assault Support Helicopter Battalion, 1965

The food industry has lied to me again. Been drinking this with lunch and my fat has not yet been freed from me.....

Iirc this and other Webers of the Italian made era are made of Zamac: Zinc, AL, magnesium and copper due to the weight of this body. That copper trace may be what im seeing at base of fuel bowl? The Chinese weber copies are mostly AL, softer and does not wear as well as Zamac hence the poor...