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great work so far...keep it up

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Damn...you got connections!

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Seems to be going your way and I enjoyed the intro....keep with the updates...I get some good ideas from guys fabbing their own stuff.
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Old 07-10-2015, 04:11 PM
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Keep it going!!
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Telecaster master, huh? Always dug that high lonesome sound. Been a Setzer fan since 1979, though he likes the hollow body.

Oh, and speaking of hollow bodies, your car project looks built for speed! Here's to hoping nobody gonna call that hot rod tame!
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Subd for more. Keep it up!
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Hey jay
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Hi, Jay, I look forward to follow along, on this build. I get the feeling something really unique is heading our way. Love the hand fab parts, love to learn from the guys with these skills. What kind of flaring tool did you use on the trans access cover. Please keep posting. Cheers Tom
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Jay...nice project, looing forward to more updates. I love the "save them from the crusher" type projects!
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Old 07-11-2015, 07:47 AM
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Those look like dimple die parts.
We use them on our foot and pedal boards.


Cool project.
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Hi, Jay, I look forward to follow along, on this build. I get the feeling something really unique is heading our way. Love the hand fab parts, love to learn from the guys with these skills. What kind of flaring tool did you use on the trans access cover. Please keep posting. Cheers Tom
Thanks for the kind words everyone! I will get a few more pics up shortly..


Tom- I used a tool called a dimple die. It's super easy to use. I have to keep myself from using it on everything!

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mbt-1310-310?seid=srese1&gclid=CJvtkJLV08YCFc-CfgodQeYBVQ
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Stu Thompson on a Redline Proline!! I used to have this bike.
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Tom- I used a tool called a dimple die. It's super easy to use. I have to keep myself from using it on everything!

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mbt-1310-310?seid=srese1&gclid=CJvtkJLV08YCFc-CfgodQeYBVQ

They make dimple and cutting dies that work real well for short money.



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Nice project so far man! Looks like you will hot rod this car nicely!!
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Stu Thompson on a Redline Proline!! I used to have this bike.
Wow Stu Thompson I remember him the redline pro,pk ripper,cook bros, brings back a lot of memories. I'm guessing you must be 40 something.
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I've done a bunch of mechanical thingies to my car to get it on the road..but those pictures are so BORING...here's some fun pics

I put a bunch of stickers on (each one ads 10hp..it's science) and a KILLER grill badge/donut by Joshy Robots




This guy I know was changing up his 79, so I got a hand me down front bumper/valance for my 78...




Should have it all mounted up shortly...
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Looks great so far, cool story & build!

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