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Ninop69


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From this 2014 iphone misc 682.jpgto this2014 iphone misc 667.jpgin 300 easy steps!  This is going on inside of firewall to brace inner subframe tranny tunnel.   Getting there, slowly.2014 iphone misc 675.jpg2014 iphone misc 666.jpg



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Ninop69


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Clamp on.....2014 iphone misc 728.jpg2014 iphone misc 731.jpgClamp off!!2014 iphone misc 733.jpgHave to mount booster /mc to frame and line up brake pedal assembly.2014 iphone misc 734.jpg



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hemi43


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What size brake lines are you using ?biggrinbiggrin



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I would suggest....1 1/4".....the cooling works great and......you get more volume....

Figure out how many feet of 1 1/4" line you need post it here and you will be flooded with answers as to how

much fluid you will gain.

uuuhhhh......wait.........no.........duh......wrong post

please ignore......go back to what you were doing.

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Cat in the Hat wrote:

I would suggest....1 1/4".....the cooling works great and......you get more volume....

Figure out how many feet of 1 1/4" line you need post it here and you will be flooded with answers as to how

much fluid you will gain.

uuuhhhh......wait.........no.........duh......wrong post

please ignore......go back to what you were doing.

 Would the 1 1/4" be stick welded or mig welded???



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hemi43 wrote:

What size brake lines are you using ?biggrinbiggrin

          BRAKES WILL ONLY SLOW YOU DOWN



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123pugsy


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Looking good Nino.

How did I miss this thread? DOH!

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34guy wrote:
hemi43 wrote:

What size brake lines are you using ?biggrinbiggrin

          BRAKES WILL ONLY SLOW YOU DOWN

 Exactly. Move on to the next stage.



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123pugsy wrote:
34guy wrote:
hemi43 wrote:

What size brake lines are you using ?biggrinbiggrin

          BRAKES WILL ONLY SLOW YOU DOWN

 Exactly. Move on to the next stage.

          To much reading on here to know how to get them just right biggrin biggrin biggrin



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Ninop69


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Thanks Pugsy. I'd really like to see your car in person whenever you're available. I'm 15-20 mins away. Hey toomuchjunk, EVERYBODY knows you SOLDER brake lines together...duh!

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Nice work.

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Some update pics.2014 iphone misc 897.jpg2014 iphone misc 905.jpg2014 iphone misc 911.jpgI got a gm/corvette type master cylinder which is a better fit for under my seat.  Just another 1001 brackets, gussets, tabs, rings, braces, fish plates, angles, mounts, bulkheads, stops etc to go! 



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Playin Hookie


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Nice work, you're almost through the cut and paste stage too which always feels nice.

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Nice job Nino.

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123pugsy


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Keep at it Nino.

The end may come one day.......ha.....

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Thanks guys and gal! I'm really trying to do SOMETHING every night no matter how little. It's funny how you cut , fab and weld a piece on and you realize NOW i have to make more pieces to go along with or support that piece I just put on! When does it END! I don't think I was good at cut and paste, I was more of play doh ,pipe cleaners and popsicle sticks kid!

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Thanks for the update. Looking good.

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Ninop69...It never ends. Welcome to the CLUB

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Weekend thrash session!2014 iphone misc 044.jpg2014 iphone misc 045.jpg2014 iphone misc 052.jpg2014 iphone misc 057.jpg



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BAMBAM


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It does end, but then we begin again

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I will vouch for that!

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Any new progress?

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Sorry for the bad pics! They are of the drivers side pillar/door except for last one. The fourth pic is inside under cowl looking up towards dash corner, kinda sorta ! It's a good thing that old metal is thick! I have to contend with the lead on the cowl where the A pillar was attached. This where I'm at!

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Pretty cool!

A few questions. Will this be removable a item? Also, how far did you want to lay the windshield back to flow into the Carson/removable roof? The reason I'm asking is that I'm curious if you'd be against having the pillar flow through the top front door area(the area cut away in the top photo)? Doing this would help in increasing the surface area supporting the pillar.

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Ninop69


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I plan on making the pillars/windshield a fixed item on the car. The roof/tops to be removable. Light steel framed fabric covered carson top and a steel removable "coupe" roof. I'm thinking between 8 and 12 degrees lean back on windshield. The only problem with any tilt or lean back is the different planes of the glass and the arch or curve of the cowl and how to mate them and look ok! A Duval style frame would be cure that problem but it might not look right with the coupe roof/hard top on !?! AAAGGHH!!!

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Hi Nino, it was great meeting you this weekend, that is going to be a great looking ride, I'd love to come see it sometime.

Maybe once I'm done the truck I can build something like that, I'm also a fan of that era.

Angelo

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Thanks Angelo, it was nice to meet you too! You're welcome anytime brother.

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Aaaaannd........we're back! After the Metal Meet weekend, I fueled up my motivational TANK!  Thanks again Jari, for your hospitality, sharing and most of all your precious time.2014 iphone misc 011.jpg2014 iphone misc 002.jpg



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Nino with his new tank.

Let's see this thing welded up Nino.

 

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I'm on it! I'm making the weld plate for the level sending unit, extend my weld filler neck bung, bend up a pickup tube and need to pick up one more weld bung for a drain. I also want to install a mesh/screen over the end of tube. Going to try a rad/tank shop.

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