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Looks like a plan man...
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If it is an early enough one some of them did come with stock aluminum heads. I also believe that Canadian heads were aluminum. This link may help you. Torchie. http://www.vanpeltsales.com/FH_web/f...ifications.htm |
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Looks like it runs quiet!! Good luck with it!
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Torchie thanks for the link, think I have it narrowed down.
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A quick check to make sure everything lines up.
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Lookin' good so far
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Definitely a pile of parts worth putting together. That is an A frame though, not T. The factory aluminum heads point to early 21-stud. Looking good so far...
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Looks like it's coming along as planned.......nice work
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Yep BED, model A frame for sure.
Well after mocking up the engine, the steering box, cross steer link, front end and grill I found out real quick that I have 10 pounds of stuff going into a 5 pound bucket. |
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