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  • in reply to: Top nail strip match forming and drilling #477147

    Great information, thank you for sharing. Where did you source your channel from?

    in reply to: Correct topping material for a1937 coupe #476846

    I am interested in sourcing top material for a 1937 1702. Does anyone have Eric Haartz’s contact information?

    in reply to: Out in the Sunshine and Seating the Brake Shoes #469613

    Brovo    Herb looking good .

    in reply to: Off to the glass shop #469302

    Yes Stu it was a body only car that I bought on line in Sacramento Ca. It was pretty rough to say the least. All the wood was either dry rotten or gone and about 4 inches rusted off bottom. Must have sat on the dirt for a very long time.It was probably a parts car everything was striped off just the shell left.So I squared it all up welded braces inside remove wood and replace with tubing and realign all 4 doors that was a pretty big job just to get those doors to shut right .Then I cut it in half and added 8 inc.to make it wider in the front because those cars are pretty tight .Took a 1997 dodge one ton pick up frame lowered it 7 inches in the center and bolted the shell on it with 6 body mounts . Cut a roof off a 2007 Ford van and screwed it on with sheet metal screws .The body train is a Cummins p pump 24 valve with a NV4500 manual 4×4 5 speed transmission to keep it short. Topped off with a gear vender .4 wheel disk brakes and at the end of I all Dana 80 with 3.55 gears. I would like to cruise around 80 mph but Stu that is not the rest of the story . To be continued…

    in reply to: Clutch #469299

    wow they did a very nice  job from the looks of it

    in reply to: Off to the glass shop #469298

    It’s a 24 valve p pump cummins diesel with compound turbos i should be pushing around 550 hp at the rear wheels it’s sad to say there was not to much left of the model 80 so i made something out of nothing was going to use it for my toe vehicle i am still deciding on that

    in reply to: Fan on a 37 #425901

    Now that I no the fan is a 1/2 inch away (thanks Ed for the info) got it fired up yesterday note it dose help to pute te drain plug in the gas tank but it did help get rid of some oil spots on the flor let it run and get to operating temp shut it down changed the oil and filter.  Today re torqued down the heads was gone take it around the block cluch was stuck in tryed to start it in gear forward and reverce and it popped out sheeeewwwww didn’t want to drop the trans so I made it to the end of driveway and down the hill and ran out of gas lol at least I didn’t have to walk far

     

    in reply to: Auction #411676

    stuped me i bid on one of thous pierce cars and now regretting doing so i can’t seem to find a career out there that will call me back any suggestions help!!

    in reply to: Broken Water Jacket Bolts #411418

    I have welded a nut to the broken stud and have had succeed a few times but only on ez to get to not standing on your head juggling chain saws good luck

    in reply to: Update on 37 #411416

    I have the original oil cooler but it all ready has the bypass installed I think I will take your advise and leave it alone thanks everyone . Now where can I get a fule sending unit?

    in reply to: Update on 37 #411345

    Makeing more progress

    in reply to: Update on 37 #411323

    Wish I could retire this job is getting in the way of my car hobby,

    in reply to: Update on 37 #411321

    Working on oil cooler next

    in reply to: The passing of the tourch #410309

    Good news both sets of head’s checked out good had them trued up gona lap the valves in and maybe get the head’s bolted on this weekend inbtween my other projects

    in reply to: The passing of the tourch #410281

    I think this is going to be a rude awakening my frankinpierce gets a cool 27 to 30 mpg at a crushing speed between 75 & 80

    in reply to: The passing of the tourch #410263

    Taking both sets of head’s to get mangnafluxed today hope I get one good set

    in reply to: PAS 2019 Meet – Fantastic – Thank You! #410076

    i bought David & Janes 37 1702 7 pass sedan picking it up the first of aug hope to get it together by the time Gillmore starts

    in reply to: PAS 2019 Meet – Fantastic – Thank You! #410065

    Just wanted to stay how mutch me and Chris enjooyed our slefs Greg & ken did a exalent job we had sutch a good time that i went off and bought a real PA some assembly required ofcorce i hope you all no what your doing now your stuck with me lol

    in reply to: 1938 Car on Ebay #410064

    My 1934 was in a lot worse shape if you can believe that but it was a steel for 3k but you all no how it turned out

    in reply to: Annual Meet #409962

    Driving over today from Akron Ohio have 2 empty seats I will come pick you up Kenneth

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