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http://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-z...-zKtXBXX-L.jpg ........and ended up like this: http://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-G...-GKqSHfW-L.jpg Other than the quarter panel damage it's all repaired as of 10 minutes ago.....:sieg: |
Glad to hear your OK, Now spill the beans on what happened! :twak:
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I'll have to wait for the recap when you guys get back.....
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Yesterday Norwood joined some elite company around here in the PT Jackstand Class.
http://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-J...-J98TzFJ-L.jpg 46 years ago these weren't bad brakes.........but they are still exceptional emergency brakes. :) http://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-4...-4SzCgFS-L.jpg But these are a little better......... http://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-7...7VJ3Z69-XL.jpg Today I hope to get all the details figured out and order the parts tonight. http://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-2...2qdG8Zd-XL.jpg First I'll get backing plates mounted, reinstall the axles, align the calipers with the rotors, check wheel clearance, and finalize e-brake cable lengths so I can order new cables from http://www.controlcables.com/ Then I need to decide how I'll transition and mount the factory brake line on the rear end housing to accept the stainless flex lines. Leaning toward the Wilwood kit 220-7056 http://www.wilwood.com/LineKits/Line...temno=220-7056 I'm thinking I'll just fab and weld a tab on the axle tube to capture the -3 to 3/8-24 IF fitting and be done with it. After that I'll get the new residual valve installed and work on refinishing the show side of the Wilwood Dynalite calipers. |
Sieg,
Norwood is looking good. For some reason I have never looked into your thread , I read the first four pages and am intrigued to keep going but when I saw I had another 180 pages to go I realized I would be here for a few days, I skipped to the end so I could see what I am getting into and tell you I like your story. Talk again once I catch up! |
While your at it, you might as well switch over to Ford ends on that 12 bolt or get Poppa Weld to spring for a 9"
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