Unconventional
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Well they said after 11am the rain would get here. 
Some of it got here.
Some of it got here.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Unconventional
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Looks like it should add a wee bit of room.
Ddaddy
I'm changing the World... one pixel at a time!
Yep, you can put a wider rear tire under the Valiant. The wheel well is the same width as the Duster. It adds about an inch.
I had George roll the fender well lips on the new quarters, for the GTS, just in case I wanted to take advantage of the extra space.....
Got the Polara to idle down to about 850-900, heard and pop and now the tach went bad 
But turned around to see my 4 yr old doing this to his power wheels
But turned around to see my 4 yr old doing this to his power wheels
In the 66 Dart, I for sure have the widest tire you can fit under there, without spring relocation...
got the heat riser cut out,freed up? In the exhaust manifold?Got the Polara to idle down to about 850-900, heard and pop and now the tach went bad
But turned around to see my 4 yr old doing this to his power wheels
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I took an air chisel and basically hammered it into pieces
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Working on fabbing seat brackets....
Service done on nissan. Pulled rear wiper motor and knocked it apart. Buffed the pivot shaft and ran a drill bit down the bore. Now its loose! All the silly thing is, is bare aluminum, no brass.
Was thinking about making a bushing or a sleeve out of nylon, but it will work for a while.
Was thinking about making a bushing or a sleeve out of nylon, but it will work for a while.
Fargo is in shop.
Some fun this week.
Some fun this week.
aluminum?
Yessssss....Much easier to drill, and Fab......
I was debating it for mine
Actually, there are two reasons, I went that way. Obviously easier to Fab. And Make it lighter ....And, my thrust is to make this 65 Belve an SS clone.....
Only downside, for me, is welding it....
Nice what’d you make them out of
Looks like 1.5 inch angle to me.....2 inch......
Anyone know if it’s possible to rebuild a Sunpro tach
Unconventional
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I tried gas welding aluminium once
I know. It can be done. My problem was I couldn't see the puddle. It never changed color when it melted. 
Till there is nothing left to weld! Just a puddle of molten aluminum, yes I know....I tried gas welding aluminium once
If you can open it, and ID what failed. and source failed component, anything can be rebuilt...
Well I doubt I can mess it up anymore than it is
look for anything that is obviously burned....Capacitors would be one of the first things that could fail.......look for little shreds of paper....and they are usually a grey color..
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