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Hey guys, it's been a while, we've got new folks aboard and folks are starting to get out and about again. With this in mind let's revive this thread and post up some pics of our cars and trucks on location. The challenge is to post up pics featuring your vehicle in front of or adjacent to road side scenes that go along with the time period when your car or truck was in its prime, or somewhere famous to your locale or a place you visited, a vintage attraction, an iconic sign or location. Then after a dozen or so of pics in front of a classic Diner, some one gets to call a different location.

The agenda has changed a bit For those arriving on Thursday there is a cruise in at the near by Walmart, next to Walmart is a Wegmans that has a burger bar, deli, and sushi counter for those wanting to have a bite while perusing the cars. Friday evening will be dinner on your own or pizza at the Miami beverages will be BYOB will pass the hat for pizza purchase. Saturday dinner will be a picnic style buffet at a close by restaurant. This meal Is included with your registration fee. Beverages are included but the restaurant does not have a liquor liscence, but if y

Many of the distributors have a bolt on the bottom thar will allow some additional degrees of rotation.

Bearing press attachment? It would be helpful to put something recognizable in the pictur for size proportion. Especially with closeups. A quarter, pen, disposable lighter, half inch wrench, etc.

Very similar to the ones on my dad's 54 meadowbrook

Did Fargo follow these Nick naming processes?

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Have you tried thse folks? https://emblemagic.com/unrestored.htm

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Why not give a try at redoing yours? The pot metal looks pretty good. This sounds weird but go over the raised areas with coca cola and aluminum foil. The citric acid in the coke will cleanup the plating and the foil will full in the pits. Then get a good color print of an original item, take it To the drugstore, go to the fingernail polish section and find the colors you need. If you have leftovers, give them to your daughter or grand daughter when you are done. That would fill the space on the car whilst you ontinue your search for the grail.

Our village parades are are just short of 1.75 mile. The first 6/10ths are down hill, so I I use Georgia OD, aka coasting. There is one short up hill stretch to the mostly level remainder of the route. The only stopage point is at the reviewing stands where the bands, entertainers an local politicians do their minute and a half schtique. The only time we have come close to overheating was the year the Governor was here an took more than his alloted minutes at the reviewing stand.

Been using NAPA 1080 gold when I do filter changes. I believe there is a WIX filter with a similar number. Both have more filtering media than the Fram. These are bypass filters and as designed only get about 30% of oil flowing through the system. But as previously stated any filter is better than no filter.

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This pretty much covers it during the 40`s http://carnut.com/specs/gen/ply40.html http://carnut.com/specs/gen/dodge40.html

Get the clock and radio working and lights. Then it's useful wall art. Run it off a garden tractor battery with a tender on it.