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That number decodes to a standard 1934 Chevy coupe built at the Nashville plant on Tuesday, June 27, 1934, with black paint, light brown mohair...
Can you see a parting line where the two halves of the molds or the dies came together? If its thin then you can guarantee its cast. If its...
Can you show us the procedure of making the front axle?
The 32 axle is 2” at the perch but the wishbone has thicker bungs on the yoke. I’d think the 32 perch length is very similar to the A perch...
You haters can hate all you want, but my comment got a “like” from Nealin, and he’s the artist painting this picture. ;)
Seam sealer? In a race roadster pickup? Is it required for some fuel isolation rule?
I sold a 2-5/8” smooth bezel fuel about a dozen years ago for $500 and I still regret doing it. I’ve only got two left. Good luck. It’s only money.
I wonder if they did any on-the-track destructive testing? o_O
Another thought, instead of fuzzies which actually just insulate against vibration, you could use an actual wiper type. Lots of possibilities as...
Original 32s don’t have any felt product on the horizontal runs. But, you could use the one-sided window fuzzies in that place. Restoration...
Seems you understand that the limitations of a chop on this era of car has mostly to do with the glass. If you study up on chopping curved glass...
Note how the gritty part of the shoe is longer on one shoe compared to the other.
Tell these fellas what kind of car this is.
I also agree it isn’t Chevy. I could use a pair like that for my project.
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