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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by sevenevez, Oct 27, 2010.

  1. sevenevez
    Joined: Jul 21, 2010
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    Interior. Done

    chek it out
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  2. Buddy Palumbo
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  3. kein
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    Great thread S- Thanks
     
  4. big creep
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    wow looks great!
     
  5. 1955 LEDSLED
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    1955 LEDSLED
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    I like the way this sled is taking shape! Now get that thing sittin low. keep us posted. nice work
     
  6. What size and back spacing are your wheels?
     
  7. Stefan T
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    Nice interor and verry nice colors
     
  8. Wow! great Shoe!
     
  9. retro rodder
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  10. sevenevez
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    thanks for all the comments guys. if anyone is going to be at "goodguys" scottsdale show this weekend look for me. I would love to meet cha
     
  11. 90LXdiaz
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    beautiful car man! two thumbs up, loving the teal color. just needs some slammage and its good.
     
  12. Chongo916
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  13. sevenevez
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    Thanks for the Kind Words guys. I really appreciate it. I ordered the dropped uprights (kingpins and steering arms) and a steering rebuild kit from Jamco, but after 4+ weeks of waiting for parts on back-order (i guess they dont make their own parts) I decided to cancel my order. I agree that i need to slam this thing though. :)
     
  14. Shaggy
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    That Looks so much better than when you bought it!!!
     
  15. sevenevez
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    Thanks Shaggy. Means a lot comin from you
     
  16. sevenevez
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    Got the Bumper ReChromed Here in Phoenix. Took a couple weeks. You can tell how crappy it was by my Profile Avatar Pic. </br> </br> [​IMG]
     
  17. Hotrod95
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  18. Buddy Palumbo
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    damn right !
     
  19. sevenevez
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    Anyone know a Good Electric Fan and Shroud Setup for a '50? I think i need a Pusher. Preferably a LOT of CFM
     
    Last edited: Jul 12, 2011
  20. sevenevez
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    Jamco took weeks and if you recall i cancelled the order. I noticed dropped uprights and steering arms on ebay. Then saw it was alex gambino / gambino customs (yes the sick ass tangerine matte 54 chev dude). I ordered these on Tuesday and they arrived today. Thats only 6 days. Which is about the fastest i ever received a part for the 50. Thanks Gambino, appreciated. Anyways, More stuff coming soon...


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  21. sevenevez
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    Took some saving to get it. Full FBSS AirBag Setup. Waiting on one more part to come in before she goes under the knife.

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  22. sevenevez
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    after a painful time of finding a good electric fan/shroud combo for the '50, i got here. Seems Walker Radiator made the only one (cooling components) specific to fit correctly. Unfortunately, i called them and they said they no longer carry that unit. the part number was listed as "CCI-1770". So i searched that on eBay and found 2 left. They (rodparts1234) don't accept PayPal so be prepared. Anyways, here it is.

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  23. sevenevez
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    SOMEONE PLEASE HELP

    There is a Tapered Pin that holds the Spindle on and i have spent the last 2+ hours trying to get this son of a b#tch out. I think i broke a knuckle on an angered missed swing. I am now using a heavy 3 pound hammer and a Drift Punch and it still wont budge. I dont have a torch but i do have a temper. I have tried drill bits, screwdrivers, bolts, railroad ties, everything and cant get this out. Here is a picture. Any help within my budget would be appreciated.

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  24. BLUDICE
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    You're going to have to put some heat to that thing now!
     
  25. Jroc0801
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    Nice ride keep us posted on the air ride
     
  26. sevenevez
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    thnks for the messages and comments. unfortunately i dont have "heat" torch etc.. think i will take chop's advice and grind them flat and then see if i can get it through. i got a lot to learn
     
  27. kiwiandy
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    Hey mate I just measured the hole in a spare spindle I have and the hole is not tappered? Maybe my spare is shot? Ive also just had a look in the green bible and can't find any details. Id get a wire brush and have a good clean up around the dowel so you can get a good look at what you are doing. Some tappered dowels only have a very minimal taper so its easy to hit the wrong end and bruise it up. Go drink a cold beer and eat a bag of chips then come back with a fresh set of eyes;) This usually works!
    Andy.
     
  28. sevenevez
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    haha, man thats great advice. and i got drunk enough last night for all of us. thanks for checkin for me. i found this picture online though and they say to hit from the front towards the back - (even though someone else before me may have put it in backwards? [​IMG]
     
    Last edited: Jul 31, 2011
  29. kiwiandy
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    cheers for the pic. Just saved it as I will be removing my spindles in the next few months.
    Andy.
     

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