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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by bct, Mar 30, 2014.

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  2. The37Kid
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    This is going to be a Great Build! I can see you have some good skills turning rough stuff into good stuff. Look forward to more progress photos. Bob
     
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    not in any sort of order
     
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    Now this is my kind of build! Turnin trash to treasure!

    I love it!
     
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    thanks for the positive comments . I am stuck far from my shop so I thought why not post some pics. this build has been going on for a few years . I am using this for practice as I have a few gems tucked away.
     
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    I need a rear window for a convertible . please pm me if you can help.


    also ....do I need special bolts to mount my torque converter . ....68 C4?
     
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    I like dropping the top frame to "chop" it. I wonder, how much did you drop it? I figured I'd drop mine 5" or so, but I'm guessing that wouldn't be enough.
     
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    11 1/2 " from the stock mount straight down to the rear fender bolt hole. I am going to cut the bows to mount it just above the fender line so if I ever drive it I can get insurance with fenders.
     
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    wow , you do some beautiful work a real steel artist , great thread
     
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    thanks captain. this is mostly first time stuff for me . self taught with internet info .
     
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    got the body back on the frame today . still trying to figure outa gas tank that wont eat up all the room in the back
     
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    Tubscribed.
     
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    had my roadster body on my touring frame so once it was in the shop I did some rearranging . also braced the center bulkhead. put the engine and column in . getting there
     

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    That is why I am here... great craftsmanship

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  24. bct
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    thanks leon !
     
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    looking good, like them post and top
     
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    Cool family cruiser !!!
     
  27. Relic Stew
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    A factory converter should have studs on it. The proper nuts to secure it to the flexplate are flanged, distorted thread lock nuts.
     

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    Ho. Lee. ****.

    Subscribed to see the finish. :D
     
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    Dang you're kickin' ****!!!
     
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  30. bct
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    thanks . I had since checked the converter and all the bits are there . you are right , studs w/nuts. I am going to need some more advice when it comes time for the p***ing gear hook up.


    thanks for the compliments guys. it helps motivate!
     

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