Sounds like what my foreman just got over, laid him out pretty good, heard him on the phone he sounded like do do. Lots of fluids helped he said
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Paint stripper or easy off will clean that right up Mike
I couldn't imagine with all the electronics and miles of wire and connectors on an airplane.
Take the spring put "unbend" it then anneal it it will work long time Joe!
When you get it figured out not to bad. Biggest thing I hated was say it got modified by a contractor and they tied AD and DC wires together in the same wiring bundles. They were a PIA to find. The ac sent signals into the DC stuff and it was always intermittent!
For a few bucks I might get a new one. This one is hard as a rock.
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Set of vintage GP tune up parts storage cabinets from local repair shop. Has some dents can be hammered out.
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Price is right. The doors are clobbered on the one cab but you could take the doors off for open storage. Never heard of GPGp tune up parts storage cabinets
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You could get a coupling nut, cut the rod and chase a few threads on each end, but I'm guessing you want to keep it original.For a few bucks I migt get a new one. This one is hard as a rock.
Nice. a couple of taps with a body hammer and those doors will straighten up
That would be slick. One set of threads need to be left hand? If I could find some round stock I might be able to make one. Drilling the hole for the cotter pin might be tricky. I want to try a thick gasket. That will in effect, lengthen the rod. Hopefully just enough. I don't know if it has a non original carb on it or the base gasket is too thick. If the carb is jacked up the choke rod is too short to close the choke butterfly all the way.
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I keep that stuff on the shelf. Fel pro metal reinforced gasket material.
I'll have to look for that. I saw some FP gasket material but it looked like just thin paper. I was thinking header gasket material. I think this is 1/16"
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Building these sbc/bbc engine run stands. Perfect for breaking engines in and checking for leaks and making sure it runs before installing in your vehicle. 14g steel good up to 1000lb. Comes with...
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Rat rod , gasser project, mayflower
Hot rod , rat rod gasser ,project,or parts car, needs everything 600 each. Listed till sold, no paperwork
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Yup, i watched it. And i will get to see it in person when i visit him again. I would have cut the sides about 4 or 5” instead of down the center. Turned out better than i expected. I have a buddy involved with shrink wrapping boats, thinking i may be able to get a few feet, and shrink it to conform to the roof. Its thicker than the masking poly he used.
I would use cork but I don't think it would hold up to the heat. It just needs to be a spacer.
Wow. The new boss man outfit looks good on you. Congrats.
That's just turrible.
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