Michael B
SILVER Star
I like the tail hook. She’s ready for carrier landings!
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All I have now is the PO bought it out of Payton, CO, about 5 or 6 years ago and then moved to FL.What’s the story?
I liked that too!I like the tail hook. She’s ready for carrier landings!
Florida to Tennessee. That’s rightWhere is your 45 coming from? A friend of mine left Huntsville about 2:00 this afternoon head up Hwy 72 east and saw a light colored 45 on a trailer heading towards Huntsville.
Nice truck! Congrats. Looks pretty complete. Just curious is the door and window also a 65? did 65/66 have that type of window vent instead of bug catchers?She's home. We drove around the block a few times, but could tell fairly quickly powertrain attention is needed. There was a terrible sound when starting out that went away shifting into second and third. First binds a lot - like making it difficult to get moving. So, there's going to be immediate work to get her roadworthy. The engine sounds good, but the timing was off a bit. Set it and now no trouble starting. Here's a partial list of to-do items: replace tranny/tcase, front turn signals need replacement, rewire distributor, add metered gauges, change oil, replace turn signal mechanism at column, adjust brakes, replace window felts and rubber seals, and replace door seals. Guess I need to start a build page.
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I believe that is referred to as an ‘exit strategy.’Just leave the hole it's easy to push the beer cans out driving down the road that way.
Loose rear mounts are half the cause of the chatter.the 3 finger cluch/preasure plate can chatter when releasing, if not used to it. it is not as smooth as the later clutches.
the trans and transfer, will go a long time with little maitenance as long as there is oil in them.