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Gror's rebuild
the old trucker:
Gror in the third pic down in reply # 38 I noticed that you have a couple of old style looking switches on the left. Can you tell me where you got them ?? I find they blend in with the gauges & the dash. It looks great.
PS; I forgot, I was wondering about where the gauges came from also.
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gror:
I found them at the local Home Hardware ,but I have also seen them at Canadian Tire and Nappa they are only around 8 bucks . Im using them for Lights and the front heater.You will have to run them through a breaker or relay or they will weld closed on the headlights.
the old trucker:
Sorry Gror I added to my original post while you were posting yours.
gror:
Gauges were bought online from JEGGS ,they were very pricey!!
the old trucker:
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Re: Gror's rebuild
« Reply #13 on: October 26, 2008, 05:41:32 PM » Quote
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About the bellhousing, I was told by the guy I got the machine from that it was busted out on purpose. He said it made it easier to change out the clutch. Dont know about the tank yet but it is in great shape. And yes the seat covers are for sale. Im still working on shifting design but will keep you posted O.T. Report to moderator Logged
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Gror can you fill me in a little more on how you ran the linkage for the gas & trans. Another thing Gror, in reply # 38, last pic, it looks like you reframed your motor door to accommodate the new handles. Did you put a new skin over the frame also ?? Myself & Mike (57 Rebuild) would like to re skin our motor doors with the louvers punched in them. I noticed yours look like new. Would you or other members know where this can be done ??
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