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At one time Lenco made a street version #ST1200.
I'm 99% sure nothing like that is available, need to find someone to drill and tap 3/4-16 (NF) in round stock and part off two pieces 1 inch long,...
That's one disturbed individual! A trait I feel a connection to.
But a nice ass!:eek:
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We had some guys like that in the machine shop, called them "bit machinists", as in take off a little bit until it (kind of) fits.
Seems a little high but I am a little out of the loop, ask the seller if he would keep the stuff you don't want for a reduced price, just pretend...
That white truck needs to be blacked out too!
Clyde Clyde Clyde Just because I stopped allowing new material into my cranial region doesn't mean the youngsters around here can't absorb some...
What's a throttle stop?:confused:
T-10's are traditional!
Sounds like those Californicators..............coming up here to steal our fish and our women.
Just realized you are building ladder bars, so two inch would look a bit odd but this 11/2"×.188 wall tubing would work with correctly located...
If you are set on square tubing and plan on doing any serious racing I would find the heaviest wall two inch tubing available, such as 3/16" or...
I'm not the wheel police but those elongated spokes and rubber band tires say seventeens or bigger.
L78!:confused:
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I did!:D
Whatever blows your dress up!
I'll suggest Ron Davis for an aluminum radiator but not because they are the cheapest.
Personally I'm far from bucks up, but I am car poor.
That seat is a museum quality piece for sure, I forgot how nice they are.
Neat! The Radkes sign is pretty cool too.
Learn something new every day!
GM wouldn't even put automatics behind the 327/350 hp engines.
George Jetson would drive it!
And as you know SS is not impervious to rusting, some are much better at resisting rust than others, I can't remember the grade numbers, many are...
Thinking the sign painter doesn't know the difference between "nickel" and "nickle".
So cool!
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