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for my motorcycle and whizzer stuff i used to use international chrome platers in providence RI//excellent workmanship not cheap
lokar has very nice brake cables/look great easy to install//they're a bit pricey like the rest of thier stuff
6.3:1 standard 6.9:1 hicompression models
i'll bet the second is a willys
$150 core value
butt ugly comes to mind
i've found the play sand needs to b screened well and had loads of moisture clogging problems the few times i've tried it// for just a dollar or 2...
if you need info on your truck www.67-72chevytrucks.com is an excellent source of info
if he comes to you with his equipment i'd think $50-$60an hour would be a normal rate// the thing is to have everything all set up and accessable...
i've got a local chrome guy in daytona beach that does good work and has pretty reasonable prices. if thats any help
a friend of mine on long island did that back in the 70's and somehow stuffed it into a much modded triumph frame
really doesnt depend on the type of axel you have it depends on what spindles you have mounted on the axel
check the top front part of the switch in back of the dash and see if you can feel a botton with a small spring around it// if so push button down...
if it was ordered as a farm truck chances are its got some real lo gearing and a top cruising speed would be 60mph or less
dump the whole system you've got and get a self contained high energy HEI they're cheap and pretty reliable
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