1926 T Sedan in the works......
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Uncle Larry
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Re: 1926 T Sedan in the works......
Sounds good to me Bruce. Maybe they could make some of that Roadkill taste good.
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Re: 1926 T Sedan in the works......
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Re: 1926 T Sedan in the works......
Mike, will you put some kind of covering over those exposed wires?
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mike wade
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Re: 1926 T Sedan in the works......
Yes Bill that is in the plan.....I want to make sure this thing will do a little cruising first.........I would hate to cover up it all up only to try and find a bad wire later........LOL....Bill Cleveland wrote: ↑Tue Jul 14, 2020 10:24 pm Mike, will you put some kind of covering over those exposed wires?
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Uncle Larry
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Re: 1926 T Sedan in the works......
I thought you said you were just going to ty-wrap those wires to the drive shaft. 
How much did you have to pay the tow truck driver to get the Sedan back to your house after the first shake-down run? 
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Re: 1926 T Sedan in the works......
Uncle Larry wrote: ↑Sat Jul 18, 2020 10:27 pm I thought you said you were just going to ty-wrap those wires to the drive shaft.
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Re: 1926 T Sedan in the works......
What happened Mike?
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mike wade
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Re: 1926 T Sedan in the works......
I have a lifter that is real noisy, I think I have a flat cam or bad intake lifter. I will have it gone tru now I should have when it was on the ground before I did the install....
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Uncle Larry
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Re: 1926 T Sedan in the works......
Let's all sign up to go to Mntn Home . It's the last event not canceled !!! we just won't tell any one.