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you guys never fail to amaze and inspire with the skills and work you put out..... being a total novice, this stuff is fantastic to read about and watch and learn.... Good luck with the rest of your build.
Mario
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Many Thanks --- Steve -- and -- Mario.---- Much of the sheet metal is definitely what ----Jack 1957 has in his Signature Quote that states --- Set A Goal So Big That You Can't Achieve Until You Grow Into The Person That Can. This project has been an ongoing steep learning curve with much help from many of the talented people on this forum. Thank you all for your help and support. ---- Qkiss
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Steve, your attention to detail is awe inspiring. Absolutely incredible work! How are you doing on the hood 'scoop'? Keep us up to date please. Thanks!
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Thanks Dave good hearing from you. ---- Congratulations on MSOTM
I have been mounting oil filters - oil accumulator - Vacuum pump - Machining pulley drive mandrel for the front of the crank - fabricating tubing regulator bracket - radiator mounts - front end travel limiters and things that are not sheet metal shaping. Although you guys might be interested in seeing this stuff. I really need to learn how to post pictures as attachments. One of the things that has slowed me down is the time it tacks to go through the Photo Bucket routine.
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Steve, mounting of components interests me. Since some of us are building whole cars, I think it still fits the forum.
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Mike;
Just posted Tim to get the picture attachment deal figured out and then I will post more progress on the Fairlane.
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Steve,
Thanks for solving the problems! Your knowledge is greatly appreciated!!!
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OK here we go with the new found skills ( posting attachments and camera size reset.)
Vacuum pump install for crank case vacuum to eliminate crank case pressure - gasket leaking and a little HP gain Shop made crank snout mandrel for pulley mount/location. Fuel pressure regulator mount from 1/4" 4130 tube. Front suspension Travel limiters Install pin in a chosen hole to limit travel. Front end travel can now be tuned to monitor wheel standing on various track conditions. Now a question? Are this photos OK or do they need to be made smaller? Thank you Steve
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Steve, photos are perfect, great lighting, excellent explanation. Your work is absolutely perfect! It is almost like you have done this before? I can't wait to see the car when you get it all done! Thanks for taking the time to workout tech issues! Great Job! Dave
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Steve
Pictures look great! I think you have found the easy button Steve
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