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Old 09-10-2011, 05:21 PM
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repaired the exhaust stack on the 149 today... it was loose and flopping around, and over all just a piece of junk. its still junky but now its welded with a pretty chrome tip! I think im going to build a custom exhaust and run it in front of the engine similar to westofb's on his resto mod... maybe a parallel muffler like some of the diesels? Thats another Saturday though!

repaired stack w/ turn down angled away from my ears !!


heres a picture that shows the repainted rear wheels


my LT1045 and the 149..


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Old 09-10-2011, 06:24 PM
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Looking good.....kind of off the topic, are those ford ranger wheels on your trailer? They look pretty good on there!
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Nice looking stack on the 149!
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Old 09-10-2011, 08:10 PM
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Looking good.....kind of off the topic, are those ford ranger wheels on your trailer? They look pretty good on there!

they are off a explorer I believe... same thing though. 100$ at a junk yard.
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Old 09-10-2011, 08:18 PM
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Wheels look great
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repaired the exhaust stack on the 149 today... it was loose and flopping around, and over all just a piece of junk. its still junky but now its welded with a pretty chrome tip! I think im going to build a custom exhaust and run it in front of the engine similar to westofb's on his resto mod... maybe a parallel muffler like some of the diesels? Thats another Saturday though!

repaired stack w/ turn down angled away from my ears !!


heres a picture that shows the repainted rear wheels


my LT1045 and the 149..


Is the red car in the background a 69 Coronet 440 model ?I had one that was a Police Highway Intercepter great car lousy on gas milage!But then gas was only 69.9 for Sunoco 260!
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That muffler looks nice, but needs to be braced to one of the head bolts if it isn't already, or you will eventually break the exhaust port off of the block.
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Is the red car in the background a 69 Coronet 440 model ?I had one that was a Police Highway Intercepter great car lousy on gas milage!But then gas was only 69.9 for Sunoco 260!
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69 RoadRunner Cornonet was another nice one !
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