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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Hdonlybob, Apr 30, 2020.

  1. Hdonlybob
    Joined: Feb 1, 2005
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    Well, almost done, but ran out of trim for the drink holders, and can't get till next week, so posting my oil pan console now..
    Have changed many things on it, but like the way it turned out..

    This is going in my 1963 Biscayne

    Started out with SBC oil pan.

    Tray is cut down valve covers upside down

    SBC valves hold the Harley pouch for my CCW

    Deep well sockets are for holding two cigars

    Ash tray was a gift a few years back..

    Was looking for timing chain for bottom, but used Harley chain instead.

    Fits just like I wanted it to..

    I am no pro, but love doing this stuff, and at (76) years old with my "Body Restrictions" I can still do this stuff...
     

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  2. oldiron 440
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    Now that's what you call thinking outside the pan!!
     
  3. Oldiron, you beat me!

    I like that. Looking forward to finished condition.

    Ben
     
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  4. Colin HD
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    Slick!
     
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  5. pitman
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    Attsa's a nice!
     
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  6. Hollywood-East
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    I hear banjos..... Crafty Thinkin $

    PS: the banjos is reference to the name on the car
     
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  7. sliceddeuce
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  8. I never would have thought of that, but I like it.
     
  9. fred farmer
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    from earth

    Read somewhere once that a brake drum makes a cool air cleaner.
     
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  10. rudestude
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  11. chargin03
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  12. Saw this on the HAMB a few years back. Thought it was cool.

    DSC02432.jpg DSC02433.jpg
     
  13. goldmountain
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    When I saw the title, I was expecting some finned aluminum one.
     
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  14. Johnny Gee
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    No place for the Cherry now so no Bobby, Tony doesn't like it.
    [​IMG]
     
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  15. Jokester
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    This idea I like!
    .bjb
     
  16. Hdonlybob
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    I looked at some finned ones.. really liked them, but a bit fancy for my car...
    A friend of mine is now considering making one out of a fined one...
     
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  17. Usually seeing the oil pan coming thru the trans tunnel is a bad thing...:)
     
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  18. Creative, I like the pouch.
     
  19. rudestude
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    All this finned aluminum oil pan talk is starting to get me thinking....take my parts car..a oil pan and valve cover....then....crap , now look what I have done...no more thinking.... 20200501_202139(0).jpeg

    Sent from my SM-T387V using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
     
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  20. Johnny Gee
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    ^^^^^ Ditch the pan and get another valve cover. Then you'll have a 67 SS Chevelle hood.
     
  21. rudestude
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    I had a 67 SS Chevelle 396 ,350hp , 4spd, in Hi School....great car and a cool hood.

    Sent from my SM-T387V using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
     
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  22. RidgeRunner
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    Hdonlybob

    Doin' whatcha can, with whatcha got, when ya can, is what it's all about. Love it :D

    Ed
     
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  23. Hdonlybob
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    Well, Ol' Bob wasn't quit satisfied with the little tray trim, so spent a few hours in the shop making a little change.. Little touch up to do tomorrow
    Getting pretty close to really finished .... ???
     

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  24. 54vicky
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    must have been on a fn tank
     
  25. brokedownbiker
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    Original thinking and turned out looking pretty good too. Good job!!
     

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