Unconventional
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Mornin' Tim
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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dukeboy440
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man, im frustrated, i took my chassis manual home with me and now i cant seem to find where i put it when i got home 
Yo Tim
straightlinespeed
Sometimes I pretend to be normal
Slot it with a dremel???
Just ask her where she put it??man, im frustrated, i took my chassis manual home with me and now i cant seem to find where i put it when i got home
That's plan A.
Unconventional
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I always save some of the smaller/used cutoff wheels, after I change them out for a new one. If I need to get into a tight spot, I just reinstall a smaller wheel..
dukeboy440
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i tried that already.Just ask her where she put it??
Morning, Craig just cut the screw off.
Every wheel I have for the Dremel is for polishing. I'll go get a cutter.I always save some of the smaller/used cutoff wheels, after I change them out for a new one. If I need to get into a tight spot, I just reinstall a smaller wheel..
Saw them Tim. They look great !!!!
Hey all you can do is ask, and I guess that paid off.
dukeboy440
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i did. and i thought they'd gone out of business a long time ago.
dukeboy440
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Guess not.....
dukeboy440
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do they make big block stuff i wonderGuess not.....
Hell... you can get a used 2 post lift for that price........
Lots of companies make BB Headers......For Early A not a big choice.....I have Dougs in my 67 440 Dart. tight fit...
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dukeboy440
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agree, buddy of mine has a very low garage ceiling so he's looking at this lift for his 66.
dukeboy440
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Unconventional
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Does it have pins to lock the legs after standing it up? Or does it rely on gravity to keep them in place?
dukeboy440
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dont know
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