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Projects Cadillac Flathead FED Build- The FlatCad Too!

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by 38FLATTIE, Sep 7, 2013.

  1. 38FLATTIE
    Joined: Oct 26, 2008
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    [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Thanks again to all of the votes and support!

    The votes count for 33% of the total 'value' Champion places on the entry. The rankings were based on video views, so it's hard to guess how the views correlated to votes.

    Champion will announce the 15 finalist on Feb.18. Thanks to all of YOU, I feel our chances are good.

    Regardless of the outcome, we owe a HUGE part of our success and fun to all of you, for the support and encouragement you have provided us.

    Thanks again!

    Buddy Walker and the FlatCad Racing Team
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  2. 63Compact
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    Hope you guys make it, good luck
     
  3. i didn't view the video didn't know it counted! good luck
     
  4. 64 DODGE 440
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    Sort of a CS way to do it. How many people voted every day, but only watched the video once. They should let you know up front how they are scoring. Would have made a big difference.
     
  5. Sort of a CS way to do it. How many people voted every day, but only watched the video once. They should let you know up front how they are scoring. Would have made a big difference.

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  6. that's what i did
     
  7. Toymaker
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    Guilty :eek:

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  8. wrenchbender
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    Well folks I finally was able to make some showable progress today after making lots of brackets and an engine adapter plate and blower drive parts it was time for some assembly stay tuned as progress will be happening a little more quickly since the weather finally decided to be nice here is some pics

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    Almost forgot check out the new magneto

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  9. Starting to take shape Randy - cool stuff! That mag looks like it will work out just fine - nice and purdy now ain't it! :D
     
  10. wrenchbender
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    Yeah dale it wasn't even to bad to modify and it will work real nice next up is steering and clutch and throttle I'm ready to go for a spin around the block or at least a hole shot in front of the house lol thanks again dale hope to see you at the meltdown


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  11. Go Getum Randy!!!!
     
  12. Toymaker
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    Nice!

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  13. fenderless
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    Looking good Randy:)

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  14. GO MAN GO!!!

    Looking forward to checking this rail out in July.
     
  15. dragsled
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    Looks good Randy, I sent the pics you wanted last nite, Thought more about your thoughts on raising the top rail for clearance ,might get in the way of the header on that side,, Hope the pics help, give me a call if you need better ones, Tim Jones
     
  16. wrenchbender
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    Thanks Tim for the pics just what I needed by the way I don't have to worry bout header clearance this is a caddy motor


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  17. wrenchbender
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    Made some progress this week on the digger it now has some fresh front tires steering is hooked up and working also installed Trans and clutch also got motor mounts made I'm still having a hard time mounting it down with hose clamps but guess that's the way it's done anyways here is some pics as I was able to get it outside for the first time this year

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  18. wrenchbender
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    More pics

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  19. dragsled
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    Looks good Randy, BTW what's that green stuff on the ground:confused:, Were still wakeing up to this white stuff once a week:(,, Tim Jones
     

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  20. as we used to say "that's bitchin!!!".................
     
  21. Toymaker
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    Very Nice!

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  22. 38FLATTIE
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  23. captmullette
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    I want one.......
     
  24. Atwater Mike
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    Explain hose clamp engine mounts in depth, please. (Ivo used them on his Hemi rail)
     
  25. dragsled
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    Mike here's a closeup of my rear mount the front is a welded tab on the top rail The hose clamp Randy is talking about is called a T- clamp, I don't have mine on yet ,,,I'll shoot some better pics after work tonight,, Tim Jones
     

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  26. dragsled
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    Here's a couple better pics, the front motor mounts tab is welded to the frame, the rear is a saddle type that sits on the frame ,the underside has a saddle welded solid to keep it in place , There will be T-Clamps wrapping around the saddle mount and frame rail on both sides , Tim Jones
     

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  27. like it Tim, lookin good!!!:D:D:D

    updates Randy????..........
     
  28. dragsled
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    Here's a pic of the T clamps Randy,, Tim Jones
     

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  29. wrenchbender
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    Thanks Tim that's what I picked up the other day hopefully I can get back on this thing next week life has gotten in the way recently


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  30. Pete1
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    Basically, that type of mount will work fine.
    That one in particular has several bad engineering faults.
     

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