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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Salem Mo
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Re: 1957 Chevy truck re-rebuild
I had to take care of a small area that is seen but doesn't get much respect.
For those who have the Camaro clip, it's the upper control arm washers. ![]() I know if I paint them I will chip them when the nuts are tightened up against them. I must solve this problem.... ![]() Cutting the 4 blanks. ![]() Back to the press to get the cone shape. ![]() Then to the lathe to drill the 5/8" hole. ![]() Then some 1500 grit paper prior to polishing. ![]() Then to the drill press with a buffing wheel attached. ![]() Oh my, what an improvement. ![]() Look closely and you can see the ceiling fan blades spinning in the polished one. ![]() I ordered some stainless locking nuts so this area should be done for years to come.
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My 57 Chevy truck build.http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=541132 |
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