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Projects 1941 ford super deluxe traditional hotrod

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by Larry Clare, Feb 21, 2018.

  1. Larry Clare
    Joined: Feb 5, 2018
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    Larry Clare

    Does anyone know a good machine shop that has experience with flatheads in my area . pinole ca 94564 . I want to have the block and parts intake heads 20180213_132011 (1).jpg 20180219_145847.jpg 20180130_130515.jpg hot tanked and magnafluxed . any suggestions are welcome 20180213_132011 (1).jpg 20180219_145847.jpg 20180130_130515.jpg
     
  2. You can try Morgan's Speed and Marine in Walnut Creek, not sure how many flatheads come through there but it's a speed shop with a full machine shop in the back. Star Machine in Emeryville might do it, but they usually shy away from older engines. Last but not least would be Gotelli's in San Bruno.
     
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  3. Jalopy Joker
    Joined: Sep 3, 2006
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    Jalopy Joker
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    check with Al Hubbard Machine in Hayward
     
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  4. lucky13
    Joined: Feb 7, 2003
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    Bruno at Gotelli's in South San Francisco has been doing them for lots of years
     
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  5. Larry Clare
    Joined: Feb 5, 2018
    Posts: 106

    Larry Clare

    Thanks for the replies . I will be looking into it further .
     
  6. Larry,
    Welcome to the HAMB.
    What's the story on your car and what are your plans?
    Don't forget the pics..............
     
  7. Larry Clare
    Joined: Feb 5, 2018
    Posts: 106

    Larry Clare

    Hi I bought the car off craigslist , it had been sitting indoors for about 17 years .when I went to look at it I was surprised to see how straight and rust free it was so I took a chance I knew the engine had issues but could also see the potential. here are a few pics . once I started taking it apart it seemed like a lot had been modified for a 4 door came with an edelbrock 4barrel intake ,WCFB carb evans heads it has a .125 overbore with what seems to be low miles on it . I am going to keep it this way and hope to find out more about what it's use was seems like a sleeper . Thanks for the welcome . forgot to mention chromed steering column , window frames dashboard complete not just inserts , heater box Appleton spots . 41 ford 3.jpg 41ford 2.jpg 20180128_141721.jpg 20180128_141730.jpg 20180215_133825 (1).jpg 20180218_135928.jpg 20180213_132011 (1).jpg 20180219_145847.jpg
     

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