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#202513 02/28/2006 9:46 PM
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Hi there
Just a short post to introduce myself, seems like the polite thing to do. My name in Taff, and I live in a town named Winsley here in the UK. My interest in the froum is as a means of gathering knowledge on the beautiful blue straight six motor that I am going to fit into my 1926 Model T coupe. Always loved six's (prefer them to V8's if I'm honest, and I've got a V8 in my Cadillac) and I always wanted a S/Six powered hot rod.
I have got nearly all the running gear out of a '49 pick up (motor, 3 speed box, both axle's, wheels, tyres, steering and pedals) and over the next few months I will be building it all into the new T frame which we just built.
Most questions will be about tech knowledge, specifications etc, as I don't have as yet any tech manuals fr the motor and box. Any suggestions?
Hope to be able to give as well as take on this forum.
Thanks, Taff

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Welcome aboard, Taff!

I would look for a shop (and maybe an assembly) manual for a 1949 Pickup.

Here in the states, we have several different publishers of repair manuals (Chiltons, for one) which could be helpful to you, also.

We always like pictures, and there are a bunch of people around that know what's what.


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#202515 02/28/2006 10:08 PM
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Hi Taff
You will find alot of help here.


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#202516 03/01/2006 1:32 AM
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Welcome Taff, best of luck with your project.

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#202517 03/01/2006 1:49 AM
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Welcome aboard Taff
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#202518 03/01/2006 5:16 AM
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Sounds like a fun project. Keep us posted.


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#202519 03/01/2006 10:11 AM
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Thanks for the welcome guy's, rest assured that I will keep you posted.
Is it possible to attach pictures on here? I'm a bit of a lady driver with computers!

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Taff,

You might want to gander through our spanking brand new "Forum Glove Box Manual" featured in the February News. It'll help you with some of the features used here in the Forums.

Also ... please feel free to send your pictures and story for a Gallery submission. If you have more pictures to show, we just ask that you list them as a "link" to an image (use the URL button on this page) rather than an image itself. We have a lot of folks on dial-up. It's painfully slow, especially if it's a popular thread.

Welcome to our Virtual Garage. New guy takes out the cookie wrappers (we shoud add that to the Manual) grin

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#202521 03/01/2006 4:12 PM
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Take out the cookie wrappers? On this side of the water we call them Biscuits!! Can't wait to treat you guy's to some chocolate hob nobs...
Thanks Peggy, I will read and digest, then get the pile of parts into an aproximation of where I'm going with them. When I have somethong to add, I will do so.

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Welcome Taff.


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#202523 03/02/2006 5:23 AM
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Taff- Welcome to the 'bolt cool

There are very knowlegeable and helpful people here. Very nice too.

From sunny Mexico,

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