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Yup, they used Dutchman for their axles. Dutchman moved over to Idaho from Portland Or. some years ago.
I can tell you first hand that when the Hot Rod Works was in Idaho communication was NOT a problem! Those guys were great!
Met him a couple of times, you coulden't ask for a nicer guy!
I would look through my metering rods if I knew the number you are looking for.
You might try All American Classics here in Vancouver Wa. 360-254-8850
The lower H.P. early small journal 327 cranks were not drilled for a bolt either, I don't believe that they were drilled unless they used the...
Be careful, this is not easy to do properly with the crank still in the engine. Dealing with a broken tap in the crank snout is a nightmare! I...
The lip is there to locate the pulley, clean up the bore and it will slip right in. Using the bolts only will not locate the pulley on center.
I have one of our old E/class S.B. Chevrolet back up engines that Geisler bought from a kinda sketchy Bonneville racer years ago and that's kind...
I've been professionally machining and assembling performance engines for 50+years and I have seen some pretty strange stuff so I do tend to err...
I recently restored an original 57 283, factory 270 hp engine that had been bored .125 in 1959 by the original owner. It had some scuffs in the...
I am a friend of Cedric, P.M. me if you need his info.
That I do not know, He is Nick Arias' Grandson and Steve Gibbs is his maternal Grandfather, Steve's daughter Cindy is his Mother so he was born...
Justin Arias posts here on the H.A.M.B. and Instagram, he is activly working to bring back the Company. He drives an El Camino with an Arias Hemi...
It is an Offenhauser, I had one just like it years ago, someone has removed from the water crossover.
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