I found this pic, & thought of your car. M
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I'm not too far behind!
A Mopar epidemic!!
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Love the 62's, the one year I have never owned.
You're doing an excellent job! Nice to see that quality of work!
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I'm just ****! But I've learned to "draw the line" on some things.
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I have to say, you all do very nice work. Congratulations and keep up the great work!!! 
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Clean and paint, clean and paint...
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I think I need some air in my front tires!
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They all look sweet guys! I just keep telli g myself one day...lol!
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Tomorrow I'm planning on getting her up in the air and get the transmixer up in there!
I did a trial fit on the left header. Fit just fine. Tried the right side, it needs to go up from underneath. Should be ok.
The pan clearance is good but I'm going to do a little knotching on the K frame just for security
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I also did some number transferring from the top of the carbs to the underneath of the hood. Looks like three to four inches...
I did a trial fit on the left header. Fit just fine. Tried the right side, it needs to go up from underneath. Should be ok.
The pan clearance is good but I'm going to do a little knotching on the K frame just for security
I also did some number transferring from the top of the carbs to the underneath of the hood. Looks like three to four inches...
Great work Kid . I noticed the 5 port metering block. Where did you purchase it and could you tell me the number? Love that 2 /4 setup. The good old days! Thunder
I'm right there with ya! It's a Generational thing. We were taught to do things one way..... The right way ! Love it!I'm just ****! But I've learned to "draw the line" on some things.
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I wish I had a bead blaster at home!!!
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Ebay (damn you got good eyes)
Tractor Supply (on sale right now for $95.00)
A Gift And A Curse.. I blame my career! Thunder
Kid thanks for the TSC tip. Was on sale at my TSC for 90, plus a 10% off mailer. Got it for 81 bucks. Yeah Buddy !!
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I like mine. Placed it on a square metal table with wheels on it. I roll it outside because they do leak. I use a wide masking tape around the lid when I'm useing it. Remove tape and stick it on the side of the unit, then reapply the same pieces.
Mine blew the small hose off when I first hooked up the air, 120#. Only suppose to use 100# or less. Went to Lowes and bought a longer siphon hose to. I'm trying to use it with the wind at my back and a respirator should be used, paper one will work. I'm useing the Black Bull glass beads. Does great.
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