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Sandcrab was what they called a molder in the foundry. He scuttled backwards on the foundry floor ramming molds from the heap of conditioned sand...
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Except for the temperature required for the exhaust manifolds this link shows intake manifolds Kelly Coffield has made using the lost foam...
I run the 1/3 scale smallblock at least once a year at the Hot August Nights Swap meet. this is a scratch built model in cast iron that has been...
What Gene said. I had a 215 Craigslist engine that hadn't been properly honed and broken in that I was able to resurrect with a re-hone. The...
Is there a crossover index that goes back to 1962? I have been following some of the mishaps with hydraulic throw out bearings and would like to...
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Dave, must be that time. I found this in my metal pile inside the shop. I have had Rattlesnakes, but this turned out to be a Bullsnake. They eat...
Marty, This is a 1933 Austin Ruby widened 4" and lengthened 6" from the cowl forward. I narrowed an 8" rear end and a Speedway dropped Ford...
Another example of CAD. I save the bottom sheet from my pallets of stove pellets. It is a nice thickness and 48" square. I used one of the...
Engine, check, 1962 Buick 215. Transmission, check, T5, exhaust, check, glass packs although I will have to check on the direction I installed...
I finished the vents in the hood and mounted the fenders to shape the lower edge of the sides. Then I widened the rear fenders and mocked up the...
I started work on the Ruby hood to fill the gap from the 6" engine bay extension and the 4" widening then added the third vent. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I had widened the Ruby by four inches and today I soldered up the two windshield frames to fit the opening. I lost the latch to open it when I...
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