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Old 11-23-2009, 09:33 PM
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Looking good camarokidz28

Make sure you get some pictures of this operation. I have never seen anyone tackle a project of that size :biggrin2.gif: I am interested to see how you do it.
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Cleaned and repainted my deck and mule drive to put away for the winter.
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Will do Diz JR .
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Camarokid - I've been thinking about how to make a longer hood if I were to lengthen the frame on my 70, and there it was right in front of my face!!! That's a great idea. I've made gauge pods for my Chevelle, and other various items with fiberglass resin and fleece. Looking forward to the seeing the process.
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Got my set of 4.00 x 8 tri ribs from trucktire to today .So i had to get them on the 5 and 1/4 inches rims and see how they looked ( w/tubes )

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Nice tri ribs, camarokid!
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What front rims did you use? They look factory, but cubs have 6.00" don't they?
I want to use tri ribs, that are really narrow, like 4.00"
But I'm not sure what will fit my 124. I have 3/4" spindles.
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Toyman, I can fab you a hood, that will look factory, just need paint...no filler.
Just give me a length.
I've been a panel maker for 10 years. Do mostly prewar Italian and French cars.
A Tractor hood is Easy Beans.
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eastonct124-

All of our cubs have 8" front wheels. It looks like he put the narrow front tires on the wider wheels meant for 16-6.50-8 tires.
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Matt G. thats what I did .

eastonct124 I was going To make one from metal at my freinds fab shop , .The rims came from a 147 i had that was parted out .
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