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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
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Re: I Picked This Up Yesterday
Leon, I see you have notched the pass side frame rail to clear the A/C compressor. Just how much did you have to cut out?
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Re: I Picked This Up Yesterday
I took a closer look at the photo and realized that is the factory bend in the frame rail. But, you will have to notch the frame rail to clear the A/C, won't you?
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Bob 1967 2wd Burb, 350/TH350, 3.73 posi |
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Re: I Picked This Up Yesterday
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Bob, I think it depends on where I set the engine, front to back and what frame mounts I use. I am going to set the engine in and check things out in the next week or so. Luckily I have a full range of choices on frame mounts. I have I6, V-8, '69-'71 big block, '72 big block, and '73 up mounts to choose from. I will post here which ones work the best for me when I get to that point. LockDoc
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Location: Southern Oregon
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Re: I Picked This Up Yesterday
Nice work! You're moving right along.
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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Mesa AZ (Near Phoenix)
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Re: I Picked This Up Yesterday
Your panel looks awesome.
Man I thought I moved along at a pretty good clip on the weekends. You Sir and Movvvvvving. I applaud your choice of motor. I have a 07 LS-2 crate motor in my 67 Chevelle and love it, especially since I opened it up a couple months ago & put a nasty cam in it. Thinking LS-1 eventually in my 67 Shortbed Dually. I will keep watch on your steady progress.
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Re: I Picked This Up Yesterday
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Thanks Guys. I will have a little slow down for the next few days. I go in for some minor surgery tomorrow. I should still be able to get some light work done during recovery. I have a lot of small stuff to clean & paint. LockDoc
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