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01-24-2005 01:49 AM

New door panels

Here is my drivers side door panel i made. It is made of 1/8" wood. I forgot the name of it but it is the same stuff you put down under linuleam.

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[Entry #8]

01-24-2005 01:46 AM

New Shifter and console

Here is my new B&M prostick shifter, and my console. The console is made of 5/8" thick particle board and 1/8" thick alluminum.

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10-25-2004 03:39 AM

385 Stroker build up.

I bought this engine for 125 bucks. The kid didn't know what was done to it or if it ran but i could turn it over by hand and he was a ford guy so he just wanted it gone. I get it home and pull the heads and look the whole engine over and discover its a 4 bolt main. I take the crank out and the pistons and discover the bearings have .010 stamped on the back meaning the crank is 10 under. Get to looking some more and the pistons say .040 on top of them! So im thinking no a bad deal for 125 bucks with everything but a carb and headers.

[Entry #6]

08-05-2004 04:31 AM

New Beginning

Here is the 305 im building. It is getting close to being a running engine. School starts here on the 18th and im hoping to have the engine going by then. I still need a thermostat and housing, oil , trans fluid, dipstick, and a few other misc. parts.

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[Entry #5]

07-30-2004 07:54 PM

Piston

here is whats left of the piston

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[Entry #4]

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