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Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by Rehpotsirhcj, May 30, 2010.

  1. joel
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    It looks like the 8ba has possibilities. New rings for that bore are difficult to find ( my experience), but the decks have been cut as there is no sign of corrosion in the picture. I suggest checking the bores for rust damage and clean the sludge from everything. If you have a fiber timing gear, replace it.
     
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  2. Rehpotsirhcj
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    Gotta love electrolysis.
    Here drums off the same rear, wire wheeled and Evaporate-rust soak on the right, 10hr 6 amp electo on the left:
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  3. Rehpotsirhcj
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    Project for this Fall:
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  4. Outback
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    Great, who's is that one?
     
  5. Rehpotsirhcj
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    It’s my first QC, and so will be a learning experience. Winters SR3620 Center section that @krylon32 set me up with on my minimal budget. I have to decide what year bells I want to go with yet. I felt a QC was a must-have and I’m looking forward to learning about them as I piece this together.
     
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  6. Rehpotsirhcj
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    The 57 has been taking all the time and money recently. Not to mention the new seat upholstery for the 53 and a Fenton split exhaust found at the swap meet. But, I now have 100 amp to the shop (pending inspection) and so hopefully very soon a real welder, good psi etc. so that I can turn my attention back to the coupe chassis. In the meantime a little surface rust removal. I need to strip the tulip panel too. So if anyone has suggestions on a stripper that works well and that won’t kill me let me know.
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  7. patsurf
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    "So if anyone has suggestions on a stripper that works well and that won’t kill me let me know."
    can't have it both ways....
     
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  8. Rehpotsirhcj
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    Hi Bob! Long time.
    Great suggestion. I think I have a couple of those from HF somewhere. I’ll give them a shot.
     
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  9. Rehpotsirhcj
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    Yup, the little stripper disks work well. One disk stripped the full panel. Found a couple of small dings and a little pitting, but it’s an honest panel overall.
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  10. Bandit Billy
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    There's a lot to unpack in that question :cool:
     
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  11. Rehpotsirhcj
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    lol there is at that!
     
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