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#1017127 03/26/2014 8:29 PM
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Putting all back together, and I can't seem to remember or find pictures of the cowl vent installation.

Beneath the vent itself there are two curved pieces. I suppose pivot points. There are two holes on each. Does the vent rotate around a bolt, or should the piece it bolts to rotate?

Any diagrams?

Thanks,
Steven


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What year truck?

Top cowl?
Side cowl?

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Yes, you are right sorry about that.

I have a 1953 3100. I'm talking about the top vent.


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Gentlemen, once again.....you guys have come through. I have what I need.....mostly some WD40 to free up those upper hinges.

I'll get on it tomorrow.



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How'd you find those Gus, I thought I'd taken some pictures
under the dash, but for the life of me, I couldn't dig them out.
TKS
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I have your web site bookmarked

http://www.pbase.com/dennygraham/dgraham

I clicked on the 1950 3600 page
And found it under the interior section.

I use to have your big red webshots page saved
But that is gone

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As are all those pictures that I spent several years posting there.
Man that webshots was sure a bust. It cost's me a couple times a
year to keep the pbase album but it's worth it not to have the
ads and know that the pictures are mine not the site that hosts
my album.
Denny G


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Denny,

Nice Pitts! I never expected to see one of those on this website!



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It's worth it to us to have you here, Denny.

Maybe we should have a Denny Graham support fund. LOL!

Better yet, maybe have all your pictures published into a manual.

I'd buy one.

Chris


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It's not, anymore. It went to Argentina a couple of years ago. I
baby sat her for 20 years and finally had to admit that I
couldn't afford flying as a hobby. But it was fun for the first
four or five years after I built it. 5,000 man hours worth of
work but it gave me lots of beautiful memory's once
we "slipped the surly bonds of Earth and danced the
skies on laughter-silvered wings".

DG

Last edited by Denny Graham; 03/27/2014 6:12 PM.

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