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Great pic and car.

I would go with the heim before the other, but here are a couple pics of another option.

Those are 32-34 Ford spindles, not the late Ford, they have the intagrated steering arm. Dont cut off the arm, if one spindle is messed up the other one is still worth $$ to someone.

Welcome from Oregon

Any updates?

Welcome from Oregon.

Welcome to RRR.

Early ford couriers have a nice pedal setup, they have a small arced foot pad.

bonehead, nice work! I have been a fan of skulls since i was a kid, now i have 68 skull tattoos ranging from 1" to 14". You have inspired me to fab a steel, one off one, thanks for the motivation. A couple of my tats.

Welcome to RRR from oregon.

Welcome from so. oregon.

Welcome to RRR.

Here are a pair of custom hairpins, just finished.

DON"T use lube on hole saws, i make sure that they turn slow and blow on them with an air hose. Hole saws by their design can't remove the chips, using oil gums them up and keeps the debris there, using an air hose and blowing on them removes the chips and keeps them cool. The air makes them cut...

Here are some more misc. thanks for the kind words. Anyone need anything custom?

Hey BJinaTJ, keep after it i like it. I may have been a major factor in getting the PORK thread closed, i gave the 20 thousand poster a what's up sorry. I'm on your side Harv.

Welcome to RRR, from oregon.

Just a note here, those really thin wishbones are off of an early 28 model a. They were used for the first two months and then the engineers realized that they needed to be beefed up. Those cars and trucks had an AR designation and there were also some other items that were used on the AR's...

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Is you ride chanelled? I am going to put the radiator under the cab below the driveline in my truck, it will have a sheet metal box around it with an electric fan on top. How this works is that the front of the box is open and has a deflector to send the incoming air up onto the top, the other...