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Old 06-26-2008, 05:34 AM
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Looks great Ken! We need some video...please! (Get the camera lady to film it for you )
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... Now that engine compartment looks correct. The tank looks nice.

It does take some careful measuring to get the shifter in the correct spot with a Hurst. Looks like you have it in a good spot but is the stroke just as long as stock with that adapter?
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I see you found the correct bench seat 4 speed boot. Looks NOS. Got an extra one??? Where did you get it???? Andrew.

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I got the Boot off Ebay$$$$$$$$$$$ and as soon as we slow down a little at the Shop.....I am going to make a Mold to reproduce them.......Right now I can't get machine time in my own place........LOL.......It's not even close to NOS....But Black Inner tube patches and Spray Tire Shine sure make it look that way.....

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... Now that engine compartment looks correct. The tank looks nice.

It does take some careful measuring to get the shifter in the correct spot with a Hurst. Looks like you have it in a good spot but is the stroke just as long as stock with that adapter?

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Everything worked out very well in the shifter area....Looks stock and it actually works........Stroke is about the same as stock

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Lookin' good Ken!
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Old 06-27-2008, 05:11 AM
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I see you found the correct bench seat 4 speed boot. Looks NOS. Got an extra one??? Where did you get it???? Andrew.

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I got the Boot off Ebay$$$$$$$$$$$ and as soon as we slow down a little at the Shop.....I am going to make a Mold to reproduce them.......Right now I can't get machine time in my own place........LOL.......It's not even close to NOS....But Black Inner tube patches and Spray Tire Shine sure make it look that way.....

Ken

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If you could reproduce them that would be great. As we know they are very hard to find. I was lucky and a mint one was found for me. If you could make a EXACT reproduction I'm sure you could make some $$$.
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If Ken were to make a reproduction of the boot, I'm sure it would be exact. Wouldn't it be ironic if someone else was upset about a repro Ken made? It would never happen , but would be funny if it did.



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I know you are kidding Jason...It would never get to that point. Ken knows what customer service is!
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If Ken were to make a reproduction of the boot, I'm sure it would be exact. Wouldn't it be ironic if someone else was upset about a repro Ken made? It would never happen , but would be funny if it did.



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Ken, Do you have a phone number for Vintage Stitch in Salem, Wi ?
They did a great job on your seats.
.............Do they have a website?


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