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Molberg 03-28-2015 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.Hyde (Post 7109374)
Looking good man, gonna be heading to the swap meet again this year?

Thanks!... Not lookin good for me this year. Honestly.. I would only be lookin for Nova parts anyways. Lol. This build should be wrappin up shortly. Ordered some parts from Lakkers in winnipeg. Bed strips, bolt kit, window felts and new tubs. Figure out what type of bed wood I'm gonna use and she's go time. And the driveshaft crap as well. 1 piece or 2. Dunno. Ran a one piece on a '72 gmc lwb years ago... No issue. Guys tellin me now not to do it. (Driveline shop) experience/opinions on driveshaft and what type of bed wood welcome here brothers. Thanks again guys.

jlsanborn 03-29-2015 09:51 AM

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I've been planning a one-piece even before my SWB conversion. I looked around quite a bit on the site and found several people that had done it without issue.

I dunno if I'll go with anything exotic for bed wood. I might even paint mine vs. natural look just for durability. They sure look great new but they look just as awful when the finish fails. Tough call.

Molberg 03-29-2015 09:55 AM

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The th400 i installed has a fixed rear yoke. So i'd have to have a shaft built with an integral slip joint of some sort. Morons at local scrapyard move everything with a fork lift. Cant find a straight driveshaft out of the 500+ vehicles out there.

jlsanborn 03-29-2015 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Molberg (Post 7110762)
The th400 i installed has a fixed rear yoke. So i'd have to have a shaft built with an integral slip joint of some sort. Morons at local scrapyard move everything with a fork lift. Cant find a straight driveshaft out of the 500+ vehicles out there.

Exact same story here. I've quit looking underneath, just look in the back of truck beds.

Mr.Hyde 03-29-2015 11:16 AM

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My buddy had one made here in winnipeg for his 32 ford if you need a number I can ask him.

Gor77 03-29-2015 11:58 AM

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excellent design!
looks like a barrel shroudhttp://funkyimg.com/i/Vs6q.jpg

Molberg 03-29-2015 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.Hyde (Post 7110847)
My buddy had one made here in winnipeg for his 32 ford if you need a number I can ask him.

Its a driveline shop in Winnipeg that said I couldnt go that long. (Canada auto service)

Molberg 03-29-2015 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Gor77 (Post 7110892)
excellent design!
looks like a barrel shroudhttp://funkyimg.com/i/Vs6q.jpg

Hahahahah!!! Thats awesome. Yes..a barrel shroud, not muzzle brake. Hope it sounds like your pic. Wont let us buy those here. (easily) That yours Dima?

Gor77 03-29-2015 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Molberg (Post 7110972)
Hahahahah!!! Thats awesome. Yes..a barrel shroud, not muzzle brake. Hope it sounds like your pic. Wont let us buy those here. (easily) That yours Dima?

yes exactly barrel shroud. my English is not very good for terminology. SMG is not mine:lol: German MP28/2 Schmeisser WW2

Molberg 04-03-2015 09:36 PM

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Here we go with the "beer, update, starin at it" thing again. Yanked my valve covers off to polish pre-fire up. Got a look at my scorpion rocker arms that were put on decades ago. Still there. Ordered a one piece/2 piece driveshaft. Pick it up next week. Ground out hot rivets and punched out bracket for the old carrier bearing. Picked up[my new exterior window felts, wheel tubs (whick I promptly cut up), stainless bolt kit and bed strips.

Molberg 04-03-2015 09:42 PM

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Robbed a fuel filler assembly off my 1950 parts truck from a previous build, shoved it through the left tub, and sealed it up. I like these old set ups. The vent line ties into an outer tube/overflow for the filler tube. Will work well for what I want.

Molberg 04-03-2015 09:45 PM

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I bought un-polished stainless bolts. Then I polished them on my ceramic wheel. As well as the zinc plated bed strips. Sprayed with clear after polishing. (as we speak)

Molberg 04-12-2015 09:26 AM

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So... couple updates. Big ones. Driveshaft done and installed. And it runs and drives too. Run up went good for the most part. (shy of not plugging in distributor, vaccum advance, and loose alternator connection) Put her to bed after run-up to let cool down over night. I'll set timing and carb better today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhNELH6uJKw

Molberg 04-12-2015 09:33 AM

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I'm not sure how to do the youtube mini player box thing... hence the link. lol

Molberg 04-12-2015 10:15 AM

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deleted video....crappy editing. I'll try again

Molberg 04-12-2015 10:25 AM

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgFyr92vnuc

jlsanborn 04-12-2015 11:41 AM

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Sounds awesome!

FRANKENSTEINC10 04-12-2015 01:53 PM

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Outstanding!!! The front end turned out Awesome too.

swamp rat 04-12-2015 03:41 PM

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Its alive! monumental moment! Looks like it got moved to the garage so the wife's car can take its place?

Molberg 04-12-2015 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by jlsanborn (Post 7129946)
Sounds awesome!

Thanks brother!! Loooooove the super 10's.
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Originally Posted by FRANKENSTEINC10 (Post 7130073)
Outstanding!!! The front end turned out Awesome too.

Thank you... Hopefully no front end crack ups. Not sure how insurance would handle that one. Lol
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Originally Posted by swamp rat (Post 7130169)
Its alive! monumental moment! Looks like it got moved to the garage so the wife's car can take its place?

Hahah... No Nova yet. Took wifey for a short burn down the lane. It was chuckin stones at the back of the cab. (No rear tubs in yet). Wood kit enroute from Dave at Lakkers midCanada parts in Winnipeg. Great guy. Moved her out of the shop to clean up. Fired right up. Have to mess with carb/timing yet. No "sparkles" in oil on dipstick. Looks like my cam bearings survived. This engine was assembled 13 years ago and never fired. Primed occasionally on the stand. I was watchin oil pressure pretty close on run-up needless to say.

cooperhw 04-30-2015 06:10 PM

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awesome build.

Molberg 05-07-2015 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by cooperhw (Post 7154853)
awesome build.

Hey thanks cooper.

http://youtu.be/ftsCANLfB8g

Here's another clip after timing and carb set. More pics in a bit.
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Molberg 05-07-2015 07:15 PM

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And canadian customs lost my wood kit. Unreal.
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jlsanborn 05-07-2015 07:24 PM

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftsCANLfB8g

Fat-fingered that one Molberg.

Sounds radical man! Choppy cam :metal: When do we get to see you standing on it?

jlsanborn 05-07-2015 07:28 PM

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What diameter tube on the driveline? How long?


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