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    General Lee

    Movie cars are a strange breed. As an example the Austin Martin and Jag in the last James Bond flim were tube chassie with Ford small block power. Aside from the glass body panels the only thing owed to the real cars was the engine location. Movie work in action films uses up quite a few cars so...
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    Katrina

    Dan, As I watch the news tonight I see that Georga has been hit by tornados. I guess when these large storms come up thier is really no were to run. I was speaking with a friend that has, or I should say had water front property in New Orleans before the storm struck and he had come to grips...
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    New Advertiser - Eastwood Company

    Ron, I'll make sure I go thru the forum to get to Eastwoods site. Peter
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    New Advertiser - Eastwood Company

    Ron, I have a stack of invoices for varies metal working tools from them, made that cladding job jsut a little easier. Peter
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    Rear Bonnet Opens While Driving

    IMHO, it makes no differance if the clip went first and the off broke the suspension or the suspension broke driving the clip up. Each and every one of us driving or building a 40 regargless of the manufacture should have a secondary and positive method of locking the rear clip other than just...
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    resistor in parallel with the alternator idiot Lt?

    Re: Alternator wiring ? Lynn, I just bow my head and shake at your wit. Peter
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    windshield fit

    Bless you all!!!!!!! What an important piece of information, and arriving at just the correct point in time. I don't want to think about having gone through the whole fit and body work thing and then find that the windshield is off. During my build I have spent a lot of time trying to look...
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    Rear Clip and Expansion Tank

    My wife has not expressed much with the exception of "Going out to work on your car again?" She did help me carry the clips in from the shed and even held the front clip while I started the bolts but non of this help was given with a smile. If you look closely, the early pictures show my...
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    Roaring Forties #90

    Last one.
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    Roaring Forties #90

    One more.
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    Roaring Forties #90

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    Roaring Forties #90

    A new milestone, hanging the body on the chassie prior to working on gaps and fit.
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    Rear Clip and Expansion Tank

    Ross / Hersh You guys are better than a build manual, I suspected that cutting a pocket in the bulkhead was the answer but wanted to see if anyone else had encountered the issue. I will make the cutout for now so that I can move on with hanging the body but when I get to doing the acutal...
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    Rear Clip and Expansion Tank

    During the build up of my chassie I was carfull not to mount the expansion tank to high so as to avoid inteferance when the rear clip closed. The manual does mention this as a cautionary note. As you can guess I have interferance but not how I had envisioned. There is a bulkhead bonded into...
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    Storing the body

    This is a timely post because I have just removed my front and rear clip from storage in a shed in South Florida were the parts have sat for 18 months. The clips were stored laying flat with the rear clip in the normal position and the front clip inverted. I did take the procaution of supporting...
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    fuel system questions

    Ian, I purchased my Pollack 6 port fuel tank selector valve from J.C. Whitney. The part number is 812705 and the price was US53.95. If you look at the builders section under RF Chassie #90 you can see apicture of the valve installed. Peter
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    Roaring Forties #90

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    Roaring Forties #90

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    Roaring Forties #90

    General build shots.
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    Roaring Forties #90

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