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    You can install a brake line lock, way better than an E brake. Make sure no leaks in brake system.
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    I have 2 customers that have spent 1000.00 plus on getting the steering wheel restored. A 38 Dodge truck and a 57 Crown.
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    Work in progress.
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    I use a smoke machine. Has many uses, vacuum leaks, exhaust leaks and many other uses. https://www.automotivesmokemachine.com/products/evap-smoke-machine-diagnostic-emissions-vacuum-leak-detection-tester-11
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    I have had the teeth break with this procedure. Buy this tool.
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    Any updates? Have you found any parts to rebuild?
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    Any updates? The top housing is a 37 38 Mopar 6 cyl?
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    The head alone is worth 100.00 Crank and rods are hard to find.
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    52 Chry that were parting out. Wheel not so good also.
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    Pullers that I have.
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    Pullers that I have used getting the rear drums off. Never had one not come off. I have pulled drums from cars that sat for 50 plus years outside.
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    Still, have the info for the early OD? Have you found the trans that you were looking for?
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    We are having the same problem here.
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    The most common use for these monsters was irrigation pumps where that would run them at about 2350 rpm for 5-6 months at a time,shut them down long enough to change oil,oil filter and plugs, typically would run like this for 6-8000 hours before the first overhaul,They were also used in BIG trucks and fire trucks.With a few parts from Thunder v-12, they can be turned to about 5000 rpm, and make about 750 ft.lbs of torque and about 450 hp.: eek
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    Not a Polly, That is a GMC V12 from the 60s as shown in the video. http://www.enginelabs.com/news/a-look-back-at-the-702ci-gmc-twin-six-v12-engine/
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    Our row of 34s
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    That is last years. It's on April 1, 2017.
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    Has the rare 702 Cubic in GMC V12 with a quick change rear. Do not have a clue what kind of truck. Saw it on the internet while looking for this engine for a customer.
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    FLYER!!!!!!!
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    NEED A FLYER!!!!
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    This was a couple of years ago and we got 10in at 2000ft.
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