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#705345 12/21/2010 9:20 PM
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Just wondering if anyone had put a nailhead in an AD truck.
I have a 1961 364 and it is not a very wide engine although the starter is on the left. Just wondering what the clearance problems would be. Surely someone has tried it already.


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50Deluxe #705388 12/21/2010 11:43 PM
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I know someone has done it but can't recall where I saw it. Have you searched our Gallery section? Sorry but that is the best I can do.

I'd be very leary of the LH starter interfering with the steering column, I had a real bad experience putting an Olds in a 40' Ford when I was a kid(17). Got it worked out but it took an complete new engine mount and I was only making $1.50/hr.


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