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Re: Steering problems

Been mulling over your problem. So far Geoff and others have been spot on. After you get the frame straight and before the front end is set to spec (s...

12 years ago
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Re: 1947 cowl welting

Are yours missing? I don't know where to get new one's but I do have a set off my 48 parts car I'd be willing to sell. The other option would be to co...

12 years ago
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Re: Steering problems

Camber, while important, usually doesn't cause wander. Caster allows the car to track straight. It's what allows you to take your hands off your bike'...

12 years ago
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Re: 1947 cowl welting

Not sure what you are after. There are screw on w/s at the front vertical area of the front doors.

12 years ago
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Re: '55 power brake M/C failure - while trick-or-treating

aajbrakes.com may be able to help. I haven't used them but have heard good things. I had a 55 that had M/C failure at 60 mph, thank god the park brake...

12 years ago
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Re: Tips on removing stuck brake drums

Reinstall nut backwards flush with end of the shaft, no washer. Shoes backed off. 5 legs on the puller works better than just 3, you may have to borro...

12 years ago
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Re: 1934 Airflow

I strongly recommend joining the Airflow Club if you haven't already. They are a very knowledgeable and helpful group of people and like to help fello...

12 years ago
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Re: 1947 cowl welting

Here's what you are after. It's an odd shape, sort of like a slice of melon. It measures 1.125"x1.125"x7.5" but like I said, it's an od...

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Re: Dash Hell

Great information. Along those lines I found a vendor on eBay that sells color coded wiring diagrams that are 11x17 and laminated. Sure beats the sing...

12 years ago
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Re: A momentous day yesterday

Wow James, she looks great! Love that color. Next time I'm in SF I'd like a ride.

13 years ago
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Re: Stainless Steel trim removal

Here's a picture of the trim, clip and tools. You can pop it off from the bottom but on a S-11 there is a ridge in the body that can get in the way.

13 years ago
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Re: Stainless Steel trim removal

The front clips should be the wire type that stays with the trim when removed, assuming they aren't rusted. For whatever reason they switched to a dif...

13 years ago
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Re: 1949 - 1950 Dash Light

Two hints: 1) Shine a bright light on the pretty side of the dash. This will help in illuminating the bulb hole. 2) Gently clamp a pair of needle nose...

13 years ago
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Re: Front window repair / rebuild

Sorry, but I don't think I have any good answers but here's some advice anyway. Try to find an old glass shop with an experienced glass guy. I'm sure ...

13 years ago
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Re: Swapping a 218 for a 236

I believe the Plymouth and Dodge 6's were shorter than the DeSoto and Chrysler 6's. A tape measure will confirm this. The critical dimension is the d...

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