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Hot Rods Cody Walls Builds 32 Ford 3 window coupe “The Ardun Killer “ .

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  1. LAROKE
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    Nice solution to the radiator hose timing gear cover interference problem inherent with the stovebolt and Jimmy six engines, Cody.
     
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  2. Cody Walls
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    I originally saw it done on the Bill Kelly coupe . And saw that brassworks offered it . So it should make things a lot easier
     
  3. flatmotor40
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    Hot Rod Works did my 40 rear end some 10-12 years ago Great people
     
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  4. Just checking in on the progress. Love the rear wishbone idea.
     
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  5. Nice progress
     
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  6. -Brent-
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    This is car is really neat. I love all the little details.
     
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  7. Cody Walls
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    Marshall making progress on my Wayne motor .
     
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  9. Blues4U
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  10. Cody Walls
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    Thanks guys
     
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  11. Cody, I luv my Olds engines but that inliner is a 10+ right there. Your setting the pole pretty high man, great project:)
     
  12. Tim
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    Man that radius rod trick is fantastic! How have I never seen let alone thought of that. Genius
     
  13. Man, I love this one![​IMG]
     
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  14. Beautiful engine set Cody. I see a magazine cover in your future!

    Sent from my Pixel 3a XL using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
     
  15. Don't know which I'm more envious of- the Offy in the corner, or the Riley carbs!!!
     
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  16. THE FRENCHTOWN FLYER
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    Very classy.
    Trad thru-n-thru.
     
  17. redzula
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    Oh man that engine sure is pretty. Love the manifolds, and the Riley's, and the fins, and the channel job, and the trailing arms, and the front bones....etc etc etc.

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  18. Cody Walls
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  19. waxhead
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    Outstanding work as per usual.
     
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  20. Stogy
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    Many thanks @Cody Walls for sharing this journey with us...truly a joy to witness...every step of the way...
     
  21. Cody Walls
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    Marshall finished up my Wayne motor this week and broke it in , next step is to get this thing in the coupe so I can cont to mock everything else up .
     
  22. THE FRENCHTOWN FLYER
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    What size side draft carbs will you be using?
     
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  23. Cody Walls
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    I would love to run the Riley’s 2” but there almost impossible to find and from what I here there not streetable,


    So I’m going to run 3 early Weber 40 Dcoe . If I can find Dco3 even better
     
  24. THE FRENCHTOWN FLYER
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    Three Weber side draughts look great on an inline six.
     
  25. Cosmo49
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    A good friend machined the bottom of the cover flat. Seen here passing the ‘slip of paper test’ with flying colors.
     
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  26. Cody Walls
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    Nice looking valve cover you got there . I’m surprised that your cover needed to be machined flat , as being that is a fairly new aftermarket Wayne valve made by Patrick’s for a standard 216/early 235 head and the casting on them we’re pretty good . I’m glad you posted a photo of this because a lot of people don’t know the difference between a aftermarket one for a stock head and a real Wayne valve cover



    The way you can tell the difference is the original Wayne valve covers had two breathers , the cover it self is narrower and the bolt holes are closer inline with the Wayne name .

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  27. Cody Walls
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    Yes they do
     
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  28. Cody Walls
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