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Old 05-25-2018, 08:52 PM
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Looks great - keep the momentum going.............you will get there!
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Old 06-06-2018, 12:04 AM
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Sorry for the short pause in posting.

Life is good, I have done a few small items and have a body goes on the frame date later this month. (I lots my spot in the que at the restoration shop but move to the paint man shortly)

I received a lovely note from the Stager’s that they have firmed up flights, hotel, etc etc. They are all in!!!

Nick Morocco built another shifter for me, as I gathered all the original style parts and want to go back to OG :-)

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Old 06-06-2018, 12:15 AM
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The Clutch fork I had bought is different at the one end so I have a second correct one otw.

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I started preparing the steering shaft.

I need ideas for the rag joint... what to do? The material is ripped so maybe I need a repop?

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Get a good used rag joint OR check on repros.

Be aware that a power steering Abody rag joint is different VS a manual steering joint..different diameter splined hole.

I'm not sure if manual box rag joints are repro'd or not but know there are plenty of repros available for power steering. There will likely be some small differences in the "look" of the repro so don't expect an EXACT REPLICA.

On the rubber grease boot on the steering column end of the shaft....clean it well and see how it looks. If it's not torn or all cracked just leave it in place and it should be fine. New boots are available repro but that old rubber survives fairly well.
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