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I have the HF version. A little trick I use, is I have pennies clamped in to space the brake. Pennies are 1/16th inch, so anything less than a 16th, and I don't have to set it up every time. I use mine mostly on copper.

Thanks, guys, glad you like it.

Nice to see Spring coming around, great shots.

I rarely have anyone in the shop with me. But during this build with my brother, he took a lot of pictures, and video. He will do some editing and send me some, and I will share.

Here is the you tube link to a steering wheel I built for my brother's T-bucket https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQqPDOMBkZE&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR2mf8kP1TQPrv01vMfxUfQerdJuEN-E9460r3yqOclQ29QuADTHK7hLBeg

right!

Somedays that is about 90.

Thanks Guys. You are all the best, and it cheers me up to no end when I see you guys have wished me a happy birthday. If you remember we had a thread where we had our general age on a poll. Well I have been here long enough now to be two categories above what I first posted on there...

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too cool!

Australian? Cool car.

Thanks, I work hard for a good stance, the car needs to tell you something before the motor fires up.

Thanks, I was shooting for something different, than the same old square ends. Thank you, I try to be both. The very best part of the build E man! Had to do it. I have done some in the past, and I think there are some posts on here somewhere, but it is like sculpting, more than...

So now we wait until my Brother comes back up with a trailer to put in the steering box, and a couple of brackets, and send him off to Florida, where a crate 383 is already waiting.

Day 5 was busy, and we finished the 4 link, built drive shaft hoops, and floor brackets, and made a steel firewall from 3/16th plate.

we went out in my boneyard, and found a 1923 model T frame, and cut out the rear cross member to use in this build. We mounted up some coil overs, on some custom brackets, we put a front spring perch in, and had a rolling chassis in the middle of the 4th day. We also put in motor mounts, and a...

The body came off and on a bunch, but it only weighs about 40 pounds.

We started putting the rear axle together, and I couldn't help myself, I added a Skull to the mix.