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tpls63

tpls63

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Aug 15, 2011
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Duluth
Very nice...... Do you have any kind of lift on it?

No, it's all stock. I still have to put on the hood, dash, seats, heater, radiator, battery, grill, bumpers, tailgate, and all the related parts and gas and that'll make it settle down a little.
 

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Edmond, OK
No, it's all stock. I still have to put on the hood, dash, seats, heater, radiator, battery, grill, bumpers, tailgate, and all the related parts and gas and that'll make it settle down a little.

That makes since. I didn't think about that.
 
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tpls63

tpls63

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Aug 15, 2011
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Duluth
Yes I did. I do everything on my restorations except the engine rebuilding simply because of all the equipment it takes for boring etc. Here's my tranny:
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Check out some of my other projects on my website http://www.tbirdsquare.com
 
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