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welcome, from New York
I'm certainly swelling!
The wheels must register on the hub properly so that the studs aren't taking the load. Dodge wheels have a larger center.
I do have several of those center sections with 4.56 ring and pinion.
Who the heck is Boogie Scott?
Welcome, from New York. I am immersed in car porn.
I have approximately eighty vintage Chevrolets, need to update the inventory.
The stud diameter is the problem. 1970 and older have smaller diameter studs than the later models. I had my hubs drilled to accept late studs,...
Wow, you are a bold individual. Keep up the good work.
I worked for Grumman in the eighties. Fun times.
Mine
I have all the parts to do the upgrade. PM if interested.
In Nashville no less. Very Nice Layout.
Wow, awesome idea. Well executed. I like the Pan also.
possibly Holden? Really cool though.
The ' 71 pickup column is nice 'cause there is no keyswitch to look ugly.
Thank you for the quality photos.
We use a piece of copper tubing with a m/c hand grip on the end. Heat tube with a torch, then bore a hole in the plastic lens.
Nothing like good old "Detroit" steel wheels.
Just take the grille off the car, makes it look mean.
'55 through '67.
What is the application? Year and brand?
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Wow, I've heard about graffiti paint with the wide angle spray caps. I don't mind ten dollars a can. Thank you for the contact info.
Save the best Gersh the rest.
Here is my current fleet.
We use Zep alum available at heavy truck suppliers. This product works very well.
Around here, if you lock the doors, they break a window
Not a big deal at all. My brother can get them waist high by himself. Approximately 650 pounds dressed
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