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It's for a '33-34 Chevy Coupe. Appears to be in good shape, too. Bud
I've lived in Vinton all my life, and I've never heard of this club. Brief research I've done on the net leads me to believe that plaque is for...
I haven't needed one for about ten years, but I think Speedway still sells the little induction adapters that work off a plug wire. I've used a...
I can tell you from experience that you will learn to hate a Powertrax type ratcheting locker on the street. You must learn to coast around...
The brake drums you need are a Raybestos 2057, or Bendix 140201, or Carquest 8873. Your local parts place should be able to cross one of those...
Looks like a '34 Chevy Master frame to me. I don't see any evidence of parallel springs in front, this was the first year of Chevy's...
Recently bought a very nice, nearly rust free Model A Fordor body that I'm told is a '29 Briggs. Body is very nice, and fairly complete, but no...
I feel like I've been around the block a few times, but I've run into something I've never seen before. Maybe time and technology has just passed...
A lot of good suggestions, and I don't disagree with any of them. However, when using an electric fan you have to think of the airflow thru it as...
Well, I gotta say that I'm sorry. Shouldn't have written that last part. It just struck a nerve and pissed me off. I'm cooled off now, and...
So, BC, I haven't been around long enough to be deserving of these parts? Is that what you are saying? Should I spend all afternoon every day...
You don't say what style of disk brakes you have now. Generally, Speedway sells a couple of different types of disk brake setups. The ones that...
You really can't and shouldn't attempt to build with spot putty. Has no inherent strength, and is basically just primer with no solvent in it. Bud
An easy, down and dirty way to do it without much disassembly is to take number 1 spark plug out. Hook up a remote starter button, and bump the...
I've rebuilt a couple of different variations of this modification to put them back on the street for people. I wouldn't even consider one for...
Thanks for the info. Searching 'speed demon' got me to several other threads and got me the info I needed. Appears to be a Frankland and has...
I've got one of the early Ford quickchange conversions that is the flipped over center section with the conversion pieces welded onto it. What is...
I have 2" dies for my tubing bender, but I've never tried bending copper on it. It's a JD2 hyd. bender for bending rollcages and the like. I...
Thanks for your efforts on this, but I've deleted my cookies several times, which is pain for the other sites I use, but still get scrolled to the...
The end gaskets will work fine for a grocery-getter type motor, as long as you do a good job installing them. If the motor will see any high rpm...
Thanks for the offer of axles, but sounds like way overkill for what my plans are. I do have a set of Moser 35 spline axles that came from a FED...
Am in the planning stages of building a front engine dragster and have searched the forum but can't come up with a solid answer to a question. Is...
From what you've said, I gotta agree with some of the others and say that the most likely suspect from the info you've provided is the sock filter...
Sorry if this has been covered before, but I've searched every way I can think of and came up somewhat empty. Short of trying to find a high...
I think maybe you need a little closer look at this grille to see how your loose pieces were originally attached. As a professional welder, I can...
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