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      Bib_Overalls




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      Registered: September 2003
      Location: Jonesboro
      Posts: 253
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      This beast needs to see the inside of a trim shop.
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  1.    8:21pm
    1. Bib_Overalls
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      Registered: September 2003
      Location: Jonesboro
      Posts: 253

      The steering wheel was salvaged from the junk pile at Darwin's Hot Rod Shop. I only used it for mocking up. It has since been replaced with a four spoke from Lobeck's.

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      An Old California Rodder
      Hiding Out In The Ozarks
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  1.    10:55am

    1. I think you did a great job. I like the long shifter also. I will be using an automatic, but, want to also use a long shifter. Could you tell me what it's from? Thanks, Denny
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