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WOW...this is going to be SWEET !
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Nice detail work. WOW...540!
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Did a little work this weekend!!!
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Wow!! Looks good Gary.. Now you just need a painted body for that beauty.
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Last pic, got the push rods measured and should get them this weekend. Ordered the valve covers, but still looking for a nice air cleaner. I'll get more pics up this weekend. Thanks for looking
Gary
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Great lookin build man, gonna have a whole hell of a lot of giddy-up with a power plant like that! Tires are cheaper in bulk, right?
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What a great looking chasis. I think I enjoy looking at a clean chasis more then a completed truck.
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12-15-2012, 08:20 PM
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Thanks guys for the nice comments, I got my valve covers and I was really nervous cause I've never done anything but chrome. But I like the way it turned out!
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Very nice better than chrome any day.
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Nice choice on the valve covers
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Not much progress this week, i've got my drive shaft but not installed. I spent my day building a stand so I can bring my cab home from paint. Having a hard time finding an air cleaner that will fit my dominator. Still have to research what distributor and starter I need. Heres a pic of what i'm working on, don't laugh first time I've welded anything.
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Cool project, looks great! Where did you get those valve covers? I like those a lot. 540 will be some serious ground thumping power!
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Thanks RustBuket
The valve covers came from Billet Specialities. The only problem is they don't make an air cleaner to fit my dominator carburetor.
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hope you have and extra set of rear tires... your gonna need them..
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Thats going to be unreal. Great attention to detail man.
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Have you decided what your going to do for front sheet metal??
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Kyle,
From the last time we talked I was getting the vibe that you would prefer reproduction. I really don't know the difference between 67 and 68, but since the cab is 68 i thought i would use that year. Im game for whatever you want to use? Thanks Gary
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Spent about a half day this morning finishing up the table i'm using to move my cab. When I finished I went back and work the lash out on my rockers. After i got that done I installed my distributor. Tomorrow i should have pics of my driveshaft.
Thanks for looking Gary
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12-27-2012, 11:55 PM
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Looking great !
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looks great bro.. keep the pics coming..
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When i'm done with my 408 i'll probably build a 540. It looks pretty sweet man. Good luck on the rest of your build.
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