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Sorry for your loss. Prayers for you and the family. May he rest in peace.
I’m gonna swing by and see if you’ve got any 39 gauge and speedometer housings. Internals not important.
Very nice solid looking car. I can smell that interior just looking at the pictures. Lol. Get er running and drive it !
Image search turned up many results for same picture. Like this one:[ATTACH]
Man that’s nice. The link wouldn’t open to bat for me for some reason.
Exactly!! I looked at the ad from the HAMB on the headlights from all the way back in 2014. The pics on the fakebook posting are the same ones as...
I'm lovin it !
This story sounds weird on many levels. I will not be surprised if it gets locked eventually.
The floor pan may be the same, but the Merc wheelbase is 4" longer, (116") than a Ford. (112") I think its from the firewall forward, but I am not...
That is amazing really, especially under those conditions. Congrats on the record. Sometimes there’s no need to reinvent the wheel, huh?
Welcome to the HAMB from SE Mo.
Hard to argue with Cody Walls’ test. I’m going to try the Bulldog on some pieces.
I know a builder who said the same thing. He stated that the sludge was almost impossible to remove from the cavities which it had settled in. He...
I’ll bet he’d drive it anyway. Lol
I’m lovin it.
Yes on the 25 and 19, and I think they also had a 26/18 combination as well.
Now that’s a stand up dude right there.
What you really need to do is consolidate all your questions that you’ve created individual threads for into one, maybe a build thread of what...
It will all come together in due time. Keep pushing forward.
There's sure not much of the center sticking through the drum either. Looks a little odd. Maybe it's just the angle I'm looking at it.
Man, that looks great! I’m sure it feels good to have it to that point.
It's great that you have a car with family history. And a good looking one at that.
Man, I’m likin this. I don’t know why I haven’t seen this thread before now. Keep up the great work.
Man, that's nice. Good for that young man, and good on you Anthony for helping him out.
I remember seeing that car at Louisville. I do not recall looking at the windshield tag though. If it is in fact an Ohio hot rod, and it does have...
That’s a first for me too. Interesting.
Thanks. I agree, getting the sand out is tough. That’s the main reason I left the tail pan off until after I blasted it. It made it a ton easier...
That’s cool.
Thanks. Those lights would be pretty cool, as long as you could get them in the right color temp. 3-4k would probably work. l wouldn’t want...
Monday I decided to take the day to get some epoxy primer shot on the sandblasted areas to keep everything protected. I used black PPG EPX epoxy...
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