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The '64 long bed step side fender allowed the wheel to sit lower because there is more space between the cab and the rear fender. I have a similar...
I like HRP's idea using fog lights. They can be dual purpose and they are very visible. 4Tford, Good idea too. I have the visibolts, just...
I too have a peg leg 8" Ford 3.00 behind an 302/AOD. Been wanting to change to a lower rear end gear ratio. On eBay today there is a guy selling a...
The previous owner of my '64 Chevy C10 with a '70 250 6 cyl and granny 4 speed (SM420), 3.73 rear end, wanted a cheap/quick solution for over...
I'm taking a truck load of left over parts from about 15 builds to the Sacramento Swap meet at the Sleep Train Pavilion, Sunday.
Check with cobranda.com I purchased dzus hood pins from them years ago. Tony Branda offers a stainless steel hood pin set for a '67 Shelby...
Ned, Thank you for sharing your expertise. It is greatly appreciated. I find the asymmetry of the aero screens interesting with sided by side...
I have always wondered about the origin of the Brooklands dual aero screen windshield. They were probably first used on the Specials. Seems to be...
You got me wondering. Split lock washers turn smoothly when you tighten them. But they are designed to dig in when they are backed off. So when...
I took this picture at the LARS, last year. Really like the look of the bonnet straps, not to mention the rest of the roadster.
I think it is a clever idea. This technique might not lend itself to a step side though. It would also be easier to have a driveable vehicle to...
Hotrodprimer,
Andreas, Welcome to the H.A.M.B.! My twin brother lives near you. He built a home in Bad Bergzabern. The Henry J is a nice candidate to Hot Rod....
Have you ever heard the phrase, "The one I let get away?" That's what you would be doing. Keep the '57 Chevy. It actually had the boldest lines of...
I had a NAPA purchased Chevy 350 V8 in a '60s car for six years. There was a metal sticker attached to the side of the block. The engine builder...
I strongly recommend Lee Manufacturing Company (818)768-0371. Tom Lee is the owner and sells adaptor kits for power steering boxes. The lady who...
I've looked at the OP's profile and he has not mentioned owning a fiberglass car. Yet somehow he knows about properly applying mat and cloth....
I've been happy with Brothers sales and service. Brothers sells a two-tone vinyl seat upholstery kit with matching piping in various colors, for...
I don't find working with fiberglass to be a "mystic art." It is merely knowing material and techniques for repair work. I learned 25 years ago...
I removed the rear glass from my OT 60's muscle car before the tech tinted the window with 80% tint. He said it made it so much easier that...
Out of courtesy to my neighbor who suggested I consider the $399.00 paint job, I went to MAACO today. The sign said starting at $399.00. While at...
My significant other asked if she could use my truck. I told her yes. As long as you don't put your cup holder in it. I told her the suspension is...
How about magnetic ones? That way the car won't look pretentious on the street.
I still hold my breath when I first get in my late model commuter. The pent up VOC's are enough to choke a horse. I instantly lower the power...
In 1986, I had a '36 Nash with only 16,800 miles. It had been stored/preserved in a garage most of its life. It had that very characteristic odor...
I've been rightfully accused of seeing the world through "rose colored glasses." I've always been an optimist. I miss having my son (pessimist)...
Good advice. Appreciate the input. Like the idea about checking auto parts store's bulletin boards for retired painters. Not in a hurry.
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