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Old 10-19-2011, 12:47 PM
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Looking great, DWayne! Looks like a brand new carb.
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Looking great, DWayne! Looks like a brand new carb.
They do look look like new!
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Old 10-19-2011, 08:46 PM
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Nice Work there! That carb sure turned out well! Enjoying the thread!
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Thanks everyone, I am enjoying being able to work on it as I can. I am hoping we can get started on the motor soon and get that out of the way. I figure we will try to get the mechanical's out of the way this winter and start on the paint in the spring.
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Looks great Dwayne!

I heard about this bored guy polishing his float bowl once....lol!
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I have been doing some minor work on the 73, just not much I can do till we get engine parts and $$$$.

I noticed the Reduction gear pinion gear shaft was worn out pretty bad. I got it removed and will be replacing with another one.

Also the parts fairy showed up today with some nice looking stuff for the 73. Got a nice Stainless drive shaft, very nice chrome hood bling, new 2 point bracket, and fender mounts and a front spindle. Looking forward to being able to get all this stuff on eventually. Thanks to the parts fairy.

Pinion shaft:
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Some much needed parts:
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Looks like its coming along good. Thanks for update!
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Cool deal, DWayne! Thanks for the update.
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I have been doing some minor work on the 73, just not much I can do till we get engine parts and $$$$.

I noticed the Reduction gear pinion gear shaft was worn out pretty bad. I got it removed and will be replacing with another one.

Also the parts fairy showed up today with some nice looking stuff for the 73. Got a nice Stainless drive shaft, very nice chrome hood bling, new 2 point bracket, and fender mounts and a front spindle. Looking forward to being able to get all this stuff on eventually. Thanks to the parts fairy.

Pinion shaft:
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Some much needed parts:
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