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ggdad1951

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  1. Welded and trimmed. Hinge next. .
  2. Hmm my bad, still not a B. Auto?
  3. Thats from the WC series not the B series.
  4. Finally more progress
  5. The ONLY ornament for B series.
  6. Yep, and a battery box, but look like fuel tanks.
  7. Close, but not quite....but it IS the look I'm going for
  8. @Plymouthy Adams all true...I know I've been bitten by knockoffs and companies that are Amazon one day wonders...so I do tend to align with companies with a better "name" if I'm gonna buy a tool I want to last beyond a single use. 😃
  9. To some degreee I agree with you, but I do know that some tools are knockoffs and just don't work as good as the "original". Sadly I don't have the $$ to buy a pile of them all to compare.
  10. Made the Summit Racing page on the Book of Faces! LOL
  11. Bought an Eastwood one a few years ago in prep for TODD, have yet to use it....but looking like in early Jan I will!
  12. making it to another calander~ https://www.hemmings.com/store/detail?product_id=3203
  13. "Floating Power" is on all the front mounts that I've seen FWIW.
  14. Where's the lift gonna go?
  15. Long screwdriver or bar from the window slot and drive it down.
  16. Anyone find anyone that DID acquire the tooling?
  17. Hard plumb to the carb from the pump. Only rubber if from the line by the rad to the pump, about 5". I drove in 95°F this summer with no issues. Have a stock heat shield and moved the line away from the manifild slighly, zero issues.
  18. Stopped out to check on progress and drop grill bars to check fit. Cab almost done!
  19. @Los_Control yah, my friend is doing the final body work/paint. He's won awards for his work and I trust his skill implicitly. He's been in body work for 25+ years and was the top guy at his shop before he went out on his own. @Dave72dt yah I have MIG so it it what it is. All spotted together and I did use a flashlight in the dark to find misses. I believe most of those were thin metal exposed when blasted....but they were also some of my first welds doing thin metal in long lengths....I just know Tony told me he saw my progression as he worked on parts.
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