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#779285 09/09/2011 3:10 AM
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i think i finally figured this out.heres a few pics of my 49...."BOB".... click click click click click ........dave


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Awesome. Great work

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Looking good 'Whid' I had no idea that was you! thumbs_up


1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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Wow! The work you've done looks great. I read the whole saga in the Gallery, quite a story. Looks like it's starting to come together and be everything you hoped it would be.

Good luck on your project, and keep us posted.

P.S. I love them ol' Triumphs too.

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David,
Is that a Pacer IFS? Clean job on your truck.


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Wow!!! Looking good.

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thanks guys,its been along time coming...and yes it is a pacer front end...it was installed along time ago..its been totally rebuilt along with a new rack,calipers and redrilled discs..cant see it in these pics but i got some drawings off the net from a AMC site and had a buddy machine some lowering plates that gave me about a 1 1/2" drop on the spindals...also i have cut one full coil off...hopefully when all the weight is on it should be where i want it........dave


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sharp looking, I hope my 50 comes out looking half as good. did you pick up new exhaust manifolds or did they come on the engine? Also if you did pick up the manifolds where did you get them from? The reason I'm asking is because I need a set. The ones that came with my truck has a mis matched set on it.

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Originally Posted by tracern1
did you pick up new exhaust manifolds or did they come on the engine? Also if you did pick up the manifolds where did you get them from?

i had the drivers side for awhile.it had a dip right where the steering shaft needed to go to the rack...i found a pr. at a swapmeet that a guy said came off a 67 chevelle..the drivers side looked just like mine except it had a alt bracket on it..was only $15.00 for the pair and i only used the pass side one..i had them sand blasted and painted them with POR15 exhaust manifold paint...factory cast was the color i think...thanks for the kind words guys..And Jock...sssssh! ,i'm undercover......Dave

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would you still happen to have the drivers side? that's the one I need. If so would you want to sell it?

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That is quite a sight to see. Thanks for the boost! I am still playing with rust and rot!


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