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    Hot Rods Model a gasser

    Amazing Car! You'd be surprised what some 0000 steel wool and CLR can do for the body etc. Top that off with some WD40 on a rag. Might be what...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Nov 19, 2022 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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    Technical Pie Crust tire - what brand is this??

    Sorry, I'd missed the Hurst deal. http://www.kellyshotrodparts.com/cheater_slicks.html Here's the link to Kelly's. They sell the Towel City...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Apr 19, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Technical Pie Crust tire - what brand is this??

    Nice coupe Tony!
    Post by: JohnnyD., Apr 18, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Technical Pie Crust tire - what brand is this??

    Radir makes these and are a completely new tire. Hurst also produces this style tire based on the re-cap method. They are priced accordingly...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Apr 18, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Technical 1937 CAD TRAS. ADAPTOR TO SM. BLOCK CHEVY

    There's a center page Engine to Trans adaptor spread from Feb '57 Hot Rod (by Dean Moon) Just a few more clues really. No part numbers etc. but...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Apr 14, 2015 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    History 57 150 questions

    Love those Fentons! You could get any engine chevy offered in the 150 all the way up to the fuelie. With a Posi nonetheless! A 3 speed with...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Dec 15, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    History 57 150 questions

    Nice car! what brigrat & chevy57dude say. check the cowl tag and the vin tag on the door pillar. 1211B on the cowl tag for body style, I'm...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Dec 14, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    I'll second that!! I'm a big fan of Paul and his Olds stuff too!!
    Post by: JohnnyD., Nov 16, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    Thanks, I'm only like everyone else here that likes neat old stuff. Hopefully one day I can make it all work. Color by JohnnyD. posted Oct 26,...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 29, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    Thanks. Yes, but fortunately I have a machinist friend. I come up with the stuff and he is able to help with making my ideas work. It's all...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 27, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 27, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    One project is never enough right? If a bunch of homemade stuff counts as traditional, I'll add this. [IMG]
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 26, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    YES. THE STOCK LINKAGE IS PROGRESSIVE AND ADJUSTABLE USING THE REAR CARB AS THE PRIMARY. AS YOU GIVE MORE THROTTLE IT PICKS UP THE FRONT CARB....
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 20, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    LOVE IT!
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 19, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    IT'S A '56-'61 VETTE DUAL 4 SET UP. '56-'57 AIR CLEANERS ON CARTER WCFB CARBS. THE FACTORY DUAL QUAD CARBS AND ASSOCIATED PARTS ARE PRICEY, BUT...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 19, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    Thanks! I'm running a Crane 113801 hydraulic cam and I'm really pleased with how it runs. The WCFB's are crazy responsive. Just take a little...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 18, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    THAT'S QUITE THE COMPLIMENT. THANKS!
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 5, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

    [IMG] '64 Chevy II 283 block to 4" . '65 327 internals, domed pistons, '65 fuelie heads blended bowls 2.02/1.60's, '57 dual quad stuff, M20...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 4, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Technical Early OHV Cadillac motor in a 32 Ford info needed

    And the "Busby" 5 window http://www.streetrodderweb.com/milestones/0407sr_1932_jim_busby_five_window/
    Post by: JohnnyD., Jun 2, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Technical Early OHV Cadillac motor in a 32 Ford info needed

    HERE YA GO! http://www.jalopyjournal.com/?p=5420
    Post by: JohnnyD., Jun 1, 2014 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Projects 1930 Model A Pickup Build (my first build thread)

    I'm diggin all the great details! Much appreciated!
    Post by: JohnnyD., Dec 1, 2013 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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    Features Gmc blowers

    Cool!
    Post by: JohnnyD., Nov 24, 2013 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Projects 1957 Corvette M/SP Project

    41FORDVERT. Put more miles on it! Beautiful car!
    Post by: JohnnyD., Nov 10, 2013 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Technical Pontiac/Olds Rearend TECH...post it here...

    The 9 inch Ford and Olds Pontiac have different pressure angles on the splines and shouldn't be interchanged. Here's a link. A good read from Mark...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Nov 7, 2013 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Technical Vintage-style Altered build: Open dif, or limited slip?

    [IMG] Sneaky deception? Doubt it. Those early articles are loaded with details. Here's the lead pic. [IMG] Evidently happened right here...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 21, 2013 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Technical Vintage-style Altered build: Open dif, or limited slip?

    The Dec '62 Hot Rod does an in depth article on the Greer BP dragster. I was surprised too when I read they ran a 3.08 open diff.
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 20, 2013 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features Gmc blowers

    FENDERLESS. That's some great history. Even Kooler that your running it. Looks like a very serious effort. I get a lot of inspiration from the...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 13, 2013 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features Gmc blowers

    Fenderless. Thanks. What's really nice is that 2 port in your avatar!
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 11, 2013 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Technical Hot Rod trans? 34-36 LaSalle; It looks like a '37 Buick Roadmaster..

    I have a book that Hot Rod magazine had out in '61. It's part of their technical library of the time. Clutches and Transmissions. Has a Hydro and...
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 6, 2013 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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    Features Gmc blowers

    THE 4-71 I'VE BEEN TINKERING WITH FOR A WHILE. WILL HAVE THE SMOOTH BEARING PLATES AND SQUARED FRONT COVER WHEN THE REBUILD GETS DONE....
    Post by: JohnnyD., Oct 6, 2013 in forum: Traditional Hot Rods
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