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#162627 02/02/2005 12:34 AM
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Has anyone ever tried to “Hinge” the back of their seat in an Art Deco truck so they could access stored items a little easer?
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.Rick

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Hi Rick,
I haven't tried that, sounds like a good idea. Not much room back there though. I haven't heard from you in a while. Is your truck on the road? 'Cause mine is. I don't drive it enough though. We gotta meet up some time! john.

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Hi John,

I have been keeping up with your progress through your web site. Yours is looking GREAT!Yes, mine is on the road. I changed directions a couple of months ago. I got a deal on a 283 and a TH350. and I did the swap. It runs good but I'm still working out the bugs so I don't get too far from home yet. I put a high end cam in it and it runs great from about 2000 to 5000 but it's a little lumpy at the low RPM. I felt bad frown about pulling out the 235 because I just rebuilt it and it ran great with it. I might find another project for it in the future.
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