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02-02-2009 10:01 PM #4066
Ken Thomas
NoT FaDe AwaY and the music didn't die
The simplest road is usually the last one sought
Wild Willie & AA/FA's The greatest show in drag racing
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02-04-2009 10:57 PM #4067
Got one of the shop guys taking the Plymouth apart. Front suspension pieces are on order. Should get the rear suspension, fenders, and boards off tomorrow, then remove the body and get the fram ready for it's upgrade!!! Sure is fun working on one this nice, heck the gas tank isn't even rusted out!!! The owner is coming up on Saturday so we can make plans for the rest of the build! Looking forward to it!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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02-05-2009 02:03 AM #4068
You guys have been busy. I thought you were headed out here for some warm wether and Ford truck work!" "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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02-05-2009 09:17 AM #4069
Dave that is one clean body shouldn't take to long once the direction is established . You will be rockin and rolling on that that soon specially with all that walking room around you . I've been tinkering but no heavy progress on the stang keeping the garage clear though so it's easier to do that .
No bites on my A so I am thinking of popping the flathead in it and working it to a driver may go better this way .
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02-05-2009 11:24 AM #4070
That thing looks great, Dave. It must be exciting to do a project like that without having to address major body repairs. I can't wait to watch this one develop.
Bobby, what you need is a V8 powered Chevette. Bring that A down here and we'll do some horse tradin!
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02-05-2009 07:18 PM #4071
Well, I got the motor pulled back out and the fireewall finished up and painted. The color's a little off but it's pretty close so I guess I'll leave it. Now I just need to go back inside and finish all the tack welds holding the tunnel together before I put the engine back in. Also found out that Chevy vans use the same gauge cluster but have 5 MPH more on the speedo plus oil pressure and temp gauges so I'm going to swap that in.
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02-05-2009 11:19 PM #4072
Falcon would be nice but the A is the funding for the 37 afraid to use my money right now economy . But I do know your building it right so its going to be a great car .
Good find on the cluster also with the extra gauges and all, Chevy was saving some cost there .Last edited by bluestang67; 02-05-2009 at 11:22 PM.
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02-06-2009 10:17 PM #4073
The owner of the '36 Plymouth is coming up tomorrow to chat about the car, sounds like it will be getting one of the new style Hemi's for power!!!! Should be fun! Busy, busy week and no slacking off this weekend. Lots of catching up to do!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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02-08-2009 04:34 PM #4074
Just a couple shots from around the shop..... Did a bit of work today, took the body off the frame on the Plymouth and finished welding the new quarters on the Camaro. The Vette just got wheels painted, new center caps and trim rings, a bit of touch up on the paint....Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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02-08-2009 05:49 PM #4075
Dave,
I think these are time delayed on TV. It is sunny out now at my house, it's 4:45 and I'm about 30 minutes away from Pomona. So maybe they will still get it done.
Ken
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02-08-2009 06:32 PM #4076
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02-09-2009 02:22 PM #4077
So what's it like to live in man-Disneyland, Dave? Very cool shop, you're a lucky dude.
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02-09-2009 07:26 PM #4078
It's a decent shop, not really big enough or laid out properly but it's workable... Once things are on the proftiable side, then an addition is in the works to get the sanding dust and welding/grinding sparks in a separate part and away from the cars going together... For now, I'll put up a couple divider curtains....Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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02-09-2009 08:30 PM #4079
Dave-You have a very nice place, I don't think we ever finish our shops, there is something we think that can be improved the more we use it.
Ken
sorry I posted that message on the wrong thread about the races.
Ken
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02-09-2009 08:44 PM #4080
Not my place, Ken. Friend of mine bought the place awhile back and hired some really bad help..... Now I'm running the place for him and trying to get things turned around and on the road to profitability.... Things are going ok so far, have some good jobs in their now and more pending... Think we can make it work...Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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