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oldsledz:
Yes they should both be the same. I had a real hard time finding the color. It is a little light. I did try the shade that you sent me awhile back but it was too orange. The museum does not have the code for this. I have discovered that the paint on the chip is not the color when dried. I bought allot of sample cans!!!!
Oldsledz
the old trucker:
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Does any one have or know where I can get an axle for my narrow gauge? When I rebuilt it, one axle had been repaired and it broke again. I should not repair it again so I am looking for a used one. Any leads or help would be appreicated.
Oldsledz did you have any luck looking for an axle ??
oldsledz:
O.T.
No luck yet.
Oldsledz
BIGDAVE:
Oldsledz, Thanks for the tips over the phone. Said HI to Dave Guenther in Pequot,Mn. He was telling some guys of when you visited here. Thanks, BIGDAVE
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BIGDAVE:
Frank, I reviewed your pictures and comments. I thought I was working my butt off on Jeff's!!!! I have only scratched the surface. I should have paid more attention to the access panel over the fuel pump area. The fuel pump with the sediment bowl already on it!!!! Seeing all your woodwork made me get sedimental because back in high school I help a friend somewhat restore a '47 Ford Woody. Which motor and trans? '56 Ford 312 with auto which turn out to have no 1st gear. I think that trany was air cooled. Went OK if we pushed it until the 2nd gear shifted in and we didn't stop.
Will look at track, wheels and suspension next. Thanks! BIGDAVE
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