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Old 12-21-2013, 07:03 PM
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Sounded like a great day Sam!
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Old 12-21-2013, 11:30 PM
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Had a great day today. The smoker lives! Fired the old girl up today. Gauges work as the are supposed to. The fuel shut down cable works perfect. I replaced the pump adapter with one of my own and added one of those fan braces I had made the other day. Think I have a couple dead warning light bulbs, gotta check that out. One little fuel leak on the return line to the tank, the OEM hose clamps suck, went to the auto parts store and picked up new clamps just have to put them on. While I was out picking the clamps I stopped at the liquor store and Chivas was on sale, $5.00 off per bottle, picked up 3 cases. should be good for a couple days. Now I can pull the rear-end out replace the axle seals, the one odd ball tube and drill the oil returns in the case. I have everything I need to do that so no big deal.
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Going back together nicely. All the wiring checked out. Test run went well. Hood is back on. Added a set of fender flares to it. Clamped them in place and scribed the mounting holes, took them back off, drilled the holes. Then I used my Clecos to hold them and check for fit. Next I used some of my leftover pop rivets from my racing days to attach the flares to the fender pan.
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Going back together nicely. All the wiring checked out. Test run went well. Hood is back on. Added a set of fender flares to it. Clamped them in place and scribed the mounting holes, took them back off, drilled the holes. Then I used my Clecos to hold them and check for fit. Next I used some of my leftover pop rivets from my racing days to attach the flares to the fender pan.
Looks good Sam! Now go buff those fender flares with some duragloss
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Looking good Sam!
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Looks good. I did sand out the scratches in my flairs and painted them with flexible texture paint and clear coated them. Made them look new.
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looks like your having a good ole' time.

nice job Sam
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Guys

Thanks for the suggestions on how to shine up the flares. Think I'm just going to put the rear-end braces on it for now and run it for a couple months just to be sure it doesn't have any issues. Then I can take it apart and do a decent restore on it while the weather is warmer.
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Nice job, Sam!
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Super is looking good! You really got the hoods shine'n!
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