middlecalf, he put a 4spd in it and modified the floor (I think) and the tranny hump. post 145 and 221-224.
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Let me know when you decide to move on in XX years and I can bring it back home to Columbus area. Nice work snatching this.Here is a little update. I took some time to do some deep cleaning. Decide I am going to clean only the driver side first to be able to compare before and after. Will be using @wngrog patina technique plus some variation of 1000 and 1500 San paper for a smooth finish.
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Hey man, I am about 20 minutes west of Athens. I got to Cincinnati about once a month to visit family. Where in KY are youHow far south and east in ohio are you? I have a 63 FST in N. KY.
Perfect. Thanks for the guidance. There is nothing wrong with the radiator. That is the original 1962 rad and it wasn’t keeping up with the bigger engine on hot days. I’m dropping a 4 core OEM rad that should give better cooling. Will send pictures soonThe block was hot dipped before Jim rebuilt it. There's nothing to flush. I thought also that the radiator was just redone before Jim put that in too.
Short answer: just drop the new one in.
Nick