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02-22-2018, 12:19 AM
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Alrighty....3.90 Auburn Posi installed, and all the factory markings applied. That goopy-runny teal blop is pretty much spot on to what the original marking looked like. I had a new driveshaft made up since the original was so pitted. Good part? No pitting. Bad part? They painted it black even after I told them specifically to not paint it.
 Oh well. What can you do? Well.. you do what you usually do in situations like this and that's spray Aircraft Paint Stripper on it!  Works way better on paint than it does people. After getting the shaft down to bare steel, I applied RPM to it so it remains nice and natural-metally. After that, I applied the stripes that designate 390-4spd. Yes, they are 3/4" wide with about 2" in between and hand applied. So it's slopcity down there! See, at Ford, quality is Job-None. So no need for all those neat lines like GMs have. Engine and trans go in the first week or March! Woo-hoo! Cheers 
Last edited by A12pilot; 02-22-2018 at 12:24 AM. 
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02-22-2018, 12:42 AM
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Love the details!!!
3.90’s....... what tire diameter? I think top loaders came in close and wide ratio...? What trans? Ryan
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