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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Stefan T, Oct 21, 2009.

  1. I guess it is tough to work on the project when the weather is nice and your other toys are begging for attention. I know the feeling.
     
  2. Stefan T
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    You are right
     
  3. Stefan T
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    Now was it time for update

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    The shoebox is moved and have air in the tires

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    Time for take it out for the first time on 2.5 year it was taken in 01/02 09
    and now is 01/08 11

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    out in the free air

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    I grid the most of the color away for it will be easer to blast the body

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    Some houres later on rear fender is blasted

    /Stefan
     
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  4. Thats an excellent profile. I´d like to see a mock up with a front fender in place.
     
  5. kiwiandy
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    Just read this thread from start to finish. Great work Stefan. If you could bottle your motivation and sell it, you'd make millions$$$!!!.
    Andy.
     
  6. bigflatblack
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    35 pages and 695 post and almost 3 hours later all i have to say WOW haha im a little suprised of how great this is coming out becuase at the beganing with the chop ive never seen it done that way. i thought you was a bit in over you head but you proved me wrong!! haha great work! SUBSRCIBED
     
  7. Stefan T
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    Thanks for liking pics and thread

    James your ide with a mock up would be intresting to do for see when i can do it need some help to take down the paert from the hey loft and place them on the car

    more pics

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    I have blasted the other side to

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    I took a pic right from the side to for see the roof line better

    /Stefan
     
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  8. That looks so right. She really looks like a car now and the balance is perfect.
     
  9. oldman2
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    Stefan, glad to see an update, and the car looks great, love that top.....Jim
     
  10. koolkemp
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    Looking great Stefan !! Nice to see it outside !!
     
  11. Stefan T
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    Thanks for liking my pics and build

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    There is little more blased

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    I have removed some of the old black coating on the inside of the car so it should be easyer to blaster it
     
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  12. JAWS
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    Stefan, thanks for the shots outside. The profile is dead on......but I am not surprised.
     
  13. Finnrodder
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    Looking good Stefan! I'm about ready to get back to mine soon!
     
  15. Stefan T
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    I have not have time to work on my ford for a wile
    But sone as i begin there will be new pics of the build.
    I think to begin to put togher the blown flathead when i get the block from borring.
    And i have fixed pipes to stainless steel headers.

    /Stefan
     
  16. oldman2
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    Hey Stefan, have missed you on here. Will be glad to see more updates when you get started.....Jim
     
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  18. Stefan T
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    I have a little update

    I have been bad to work on my ford

    I have take a look how the oil pan fit in the frame togther with r/p steering gear

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    my oil pan is to a truck not a shoebox so is inposeble to fit with out modification even with original steering gear

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    I must do some cuting in the pan

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    I have some more space in the front

    /Stefan
     
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  19. farmer12
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    Yes! Pics. Whats next on the list?
     
  20. oldman2
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    Seems like we all slow down at some point, glad to see the update....Jim
     
  21. Stefan T
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    Thanks for liking my build

    I have cut little in the pan

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    I cut the rear end of the oil pan

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    Then tested i the cut pan in the car for see if have cut enough

    the pan will not be very big but the oil now is better in to not be slugde in.

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    ome ide is to use a honda civic oil filter under the oil pump so the oil will completly filtrade and it will give easy piping.
    Only a pipe up to the top of the block

    /Stefan
     
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  22. Stefan T
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    I have think to do like this with oil filter adpter

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    Hole in the bottom of pump and throu the pan and plug up in the top of the pump

    /Stefan
     
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  23. oldman2
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    Stephan, you come up with some great ideals. Will the oil pickup still be in the stock location, or is this also being changed?...Jim
     
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  26. Stefan T
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    I must move the oil pickup from stock location.

    /Stefan
     
  27. erlomd
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    Nice man! Great job
     
  28. Stefan T
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    Thanks for liking my shoebox build

    I have made som parts to the oil filter system to the flathead

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    The filter holder for the Honda Civic oilfilter

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    The tread for the filter is M20x1.5.

    The filter is have a size of diameter 68mm and a legth of 85mm so it is easy to fit

    /Stefan
     
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  29. Is the filter on the suction side or the pressure side?
     
  30. Stefan T
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    The filter will be on the pressure side and it will go a pipe up to upper oil chanel.

    /Stefan
     

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