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Old 10-03-2011, 07:12 AM
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Looks like a great winter project . I really like the idea of you getting your 10 year old nephew involved . experience priceless.
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I just noticed your battery box. It just needs a good coat of paint. ha ha!
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Nice find on the 73!
You will get it back in shape in no time Dwayne!
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Old 10-03-2011, 08:26 AM
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Thanks for all the comments guys. Yeah I think a lil buffin and hammering and it will look like new... If anyone has pics of the rear fender mounts and the battery box I could use some help with that.
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Thanks for all the comments guys. Yeah I think a lil buffin and hammering and it will look like new... If anyone has pics of the rear fender mounts and the battery box I could use some help with that.
DWayne here's the link to the fender install manual.

http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/70-100%20Fender%20Install.pdf

I know I guy that has mounted O fenders on a 100 before. It took some cutting and drilling and using the NF round fender brackets to make them work. Not that I advise cutting up O fenders.
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DWayne could you take a pic of the battery box without the wood on it please. I think all he did was cut the sies off it but can't get a good view of it.
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I love the F-14 flight yoke on the lift handle.... drive around the yard lifting the deck and shooting sidewinder missiles!
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I love the F-14 flight yoke on the lift handle.... drive around the yard lifting the deck and shooting sidewinder missiles!
That's pretty good, Gary.
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I love the F-14 flight yoke on the lift handle.... drive around the yard lifting the deck and shooting sidewinder missiles!
I missed that, will have to go have a look see...lol
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DWayne could you take a pic of the battery box without the wood on it please. I think all he did was cut the sies off it but can't get a good view of it.
I'll see if I can ease out there a bit later and remove that battery and plywood and see what we have.
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