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Projects '62 Ford Unibody LSR Truck

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by mctim64, Mar 23, 2011.

  1. cool pic looks like she is ready to eat it!!
     
  2. It's out! Swap parts and then in with the new one. ;)

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  3. It's in!

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  4. dragsled
    Joined: May 12, 2011
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    Good to see,, sounded good, ready to hit the salt,,,, Tim Jones
     
  5. Ole don
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    Tim, you make it look so easy, then have time to take pictures so you can share with us. You are amazing! The new Y sounds great, I hope the folks next door understand. Good luck!
     
  6. They're all pretty good sports, although it was probably worse when I was "port matching" the intake at 7 a.m. :rolleyes:
     
  7. Congrats once again Timmer!!, now brake er in and go getum!!!
     
  8. All your hardwork and diligence will soon pay off.
    Looks great Tim!
     
  9. paco
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    Tim - I thought I saw an article in a mag this weekend whislt browsing the magazine rack??

    National attention ... impressive!
     
  10. HotrodVon
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    Fantastic Tim... Go get 'em !


    -Keven
     
  11. Thanks guys! Yes, there is an article in Aug. issue of Street Trucks mag. Old info there though. Better numbers are coming in a couple of weeks. :D

    BTW not that there is anything wrong with Modesto but I'm from Visalia. :p:rolleyes:
     
  12. New T-Shirt artwork! Get 'em in the pits!

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  13. 38FLATTIE
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    Tim, That new design is awesome!

    See ya on the salt!
     
  14. 1951Biff
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    That truck is so so fine! I'm a lil bias but someday hopefully mine shines up as nice! Keep up the great work!
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  15. jimd4j
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    I had almost forgot my 62 , it was the same color turquose blue &white the only thing that bugged me was hoe bad it rattled I drove it for a couople of years and traded up to a 66 F-100 and that was a better truck, 352 4 on the floor I loved that old girl but trucks go by the way, I only have room for 1 at a time now I'm working on a 58 F-100 shorty, 350 chev motoer with 350 trans, disk brakes up front and almost ready for some new windows one step at a time. jimd4j
     
  16. Great looking truck! 352?
     
  17. 1951Biff
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    THANKS MAN! Yah shes got a 352 in her!
     
  18. Humm with a roll cage, a little bit of work some graphics and wa la call it 417
     
  19. Tim,,,great stuff. What is the weight diff. with aluminum heads?
    Do you foresee any handling difference at Speed?,,, Ride hite',,,,jus' wunderin,,,
     
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  20. Ole don
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    Maybe bolt the iron heads to the rear axle to hold those tires down to the salt and keep the wheels from spinnen.
     
  21. along with all those sbc blocks in the bed........
     
  22. I don't see there being enough difference to make handling issues. I didn't weight the heads but the truck sits the same. Not like my old FE powered Fairlane, you take the heads and intake off that thing and it sat like the engine was out. :rolleyes:
     
  23. Unibodyguy
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    I'll call you and Kathy on a shirt Tim, great design!

    Michael
     
  24. Lucky3
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    Ran a set of CP's and was one of the finest looking pistons I've ever put in an engine. Run Diamond now.....16:1 (static) sbc @ 803 hp on Alky @ 7,600 rpm.
    Fantastic info and advice...my 2nd ring gap (total 3mm) is .023 bigger with a compression chamber between ring lands. Works fantastic !
     
  25. All washed and waxed! Packing up, leave for the salt in two days. See you all there!

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  26. Lookin very good. Have a safe trip, go fast.
     
  27. Ole don
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    Times two for what NoMoBux says. Make us Y block lovers proud.
     
  28. Sorry we wont see you this year, we'll do our best! ;)
     
  29. guitard
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    Wishes for good numbers, but even more for a great time for you - you put a lot of work in the trucks & the trips! Great to see some "finished & functioning" stuff that works so well and looks SO good. Very inspiring. Enjoy every minute - breathe it all in, get it all over you.
     

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