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  1. LuckyFord
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    Technical Starter on sbc

    You are right. That answers that. That would make the gear on starter different also.
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
  2. LuckyFord
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    Technical Starter on sbc

    My new motor came with auto tranny flywheel and a starter he was using with it. When I put the new motor in with new flywheel and clutch, I also...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
  3. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Did a mock up with the 32 chopped radiator and 34 grill. I think its going to fit pretty good. Might have to build some inner structure into the...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  4. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Here is my new motor, tranny rebuilt, new flywheel, new clutch. Valve covers are temporary, just wanted to hear it run[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  5. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Nice ride Mike. You are far back far in there.
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  6. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Hey they don't know their little, they have never seen big horses lol. I did fire my new motor off a couple weeks ago, took a few hours to find...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  7. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Well hopefully drive the hell out of this one rounding up parts for the next;)
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  8. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Here is when she moved to the new shop. She collected some dust and cobwebs for the summer, but I got the shop done and ready to start going...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  9. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Thanks. I can only say now that I really appreciate having my shop. I got by without it, but man what a difference having a good work space makes.
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  10. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Thanks. The blank offs in the windows were barely tacked in, so I pulled them out to just look at it for awhile. Turned out the openings...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  11. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Ya I fell in love with the car and didn't even have a shop yet. Funny addition, I work in the air conditioning business, so I was only able to do...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 9, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  12. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Made some rails to tie the rear of the body back into the floor. Matched the curve in the frame. Put inner fender panels in. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 9, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  13. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Here is a mock up with a junk 350 and the Muncie manual tranny. Got some extra bracing in the x member. Added tranny and motor mounts. Body test...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 8, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  14. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Oh and it bites like a dam guard dog!
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 8, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  15. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Went round and round on power plant. Finally my budget helped decide small block. Its a 69 corvette small block, setup like a sleeper, cast head...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 8, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  16. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    That's funny. I've said before when someone looked at the pics it had one horse power ha ha . Got two shortly after that.
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 8, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  17. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Narrowed the chassis 4" from stock at the firewall to fit the A. Put factory x member back inside the frame. fully boxed the rails in 10 gauge...
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 8, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  18. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] before I started with the chassis
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 8, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  19. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    wow sorry. no idea why the pics are repeating.
    Post by: LuckyFord, Dec 8, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  20. LuckyFord
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    Projects 1930 Tudor Sedan, My first build

    Here is what I started with. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Thread by: LuckyFord, Dec 8, 2015, 89 replies, in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
  21. LuckyFord
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    New, From Texas

    Hi guys. I'm a new guy doing my first build. Its a 30 tudor sedan on a 34 coupe chassis. Been using the forum for a couple years when doing...
    Thread by: LuckyFord, Dec 7, 2015, 3 replies, in forum: New to the H.A.M.B.? Introduce yourself here!
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