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About classiccarjack

  • Birthday 05/14/1971

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    South East of San Diego
  • Interests
    Restoration of vintage machinery and teaching others what I have learned. Other than that, a dedicated family man.
  • My Project Cars
    1937 Dodge 1.5 Ton, 1938 Plymouth Commercial Car, 1939 Dodge 1.5 Ton, 1969 Plymouth Valiant with a modified slant 6, 1934 Plymouth PG Coupe, and a 1992 Dodge D350 Dually with a Cummins.

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  • Biography
    Self taught mechanic with some added schooling.
  • Occupation
    Emergency Life Systems Maintenance

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  • Location
    Jamul, CA
  • Interests
    Restoring vintage cars and trucks

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  1. I am looking for the address to your house Tim, but I can't find it. I thought I had the old flyer saved, but I can't find it either. Please help if you can.
  2. It's close to Lodi California...
  3. Please send in photos, I am wanting to do a overhead set also on my 1934 Plymouth PG and my 1934 Dodge KCL. If this works out well for your car, then I will do the same on mine.
  4. Since you started this topic, I would like to follow up with you.... How are things going with your car?
  5. Great call on keeping the original front suspension. They work very well. I bet with your 440, that car really moves.
  6. great info guys...
  7. You can always go back to the Hemi later and adapt it to the 1967 Transmission. Hopefully it is a 727. Let us know....
  8. If I make changes, it will be to a 8 3/4". It's my favorite axle set up.
  9. That "offset" is what turns me off in regards to the 8.8 conversion. It looks weird from the rear of the car. I know it works... But...
  10. Thanks Tim, I am excited for next year!!
  11. Please let us know if he has some parts that we can buy the off of him.
  12. Great news for sure! I got lucky and bought up some extra George Ashe Junior manifolds for both engines. I just wish that I could find a cool manifold for my straight 8....
  13. I also have a Industrial 230, powers my 1969 Pettibone Forklift. Awesome machine, and runs fantastic!
  14. They are completely different, I never had a car have one of those early clips missing... Thank God... I wish that I knew where one could be easily found.
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