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I've been though Clovis a couple times in my life. Pictures when you get them please, glad to see your putting a normal engine in. :)

This is great! Rolling a Reliant Robin - Top Gear - BBC - YouTube

Nice Job Bill! I have the worst luck with body work, just don't have the skill and never had anyone to teach me. Don't feel to bad about the accident, we all have had them and like Jim I forgot to latch my rear deck lid, cost me $1100 to fix the spoiler and repaint, thank GOD it didn't come...

A 302 making a 700HP would have to have forced induction or maybe it spins to 9000 RPM, either way I don' think it would be reliable. Just to think I was looking to swap to a 331 to drop a couple hundred HP, dang I guess I would be going the wrong way. :laugh:

Hey John! Rick from CA is using a auto pilot pump from a boat to power his, I have one in the garage but its large in size I would think a outboard motor tilt and trim pump would work well and you could buy one on ebay pretty cheap. Not sure if they put out that kind of pressure tho.

What kind of pressure do those pumps put out?

I had one Cliff, it was a blast but getting across the sill was a chore to get into the seat, once it place it was fun and handled like a go cart. Had a cute little chirping noise when it was idling sort of like a bird. :)

Sean I have stated I have solid cam and the car is over 12k miles, no rebuilds, no problems, the only time I have checked the adjustment is before a open road race and one other time. So that makes 5 times I checked them, at least two of those times needed no adjustments at all. I would prefer...

Ok, got ya! Yep shes a hottie.

Sean if you really are in doubt about solid lifters go with hydraulic. I really don't see a concern but if you worry about it just install hydraulic.

It amazes me the quality of fabricators New Zealand has to offer. Outstanding John!!!!!!!!!!!! Who's A J?

I was wondering about that, didn't know if SPF has hubs that are splined or if you have to machine them. All the original cars had splined hubs correct ?

I didn't see a price but if they were close to being affordable I would buy a set.

Jim did you sell your car?

What??? Mike you have been in Colorado to long. :laugh:

At our age Jim we need to enjoy this kind of stuff as much as possible. :)

I really like those wire wheels, makes it looks time correct, all the great sports cars of that time frame had wires.

Your a lucky man Jeffrey, sounds like a dream childhood! Congratulations on the new purchase.