school project T is back in the works

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Dan	Posted 14 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 14 Years Ago Posts: 240, Visits: 1.1K	One side pretty much done, still have to cap the header and do some finish work...
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Dan	Posted 14 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 14 Years Ago Posts: 240, Visits: 1.1K	oops, probably make more sense if I attached the pic so you can see what I am talking about
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Dan	Posted 14 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 14 Years Ago Posts: 240, Visits: 1.1K	Building an exhaust for our T, the 90 degree piece still needs to be shortened and welded to the 3 bolt flange that will bolt to the front of the muffler, I am curoius to hear how it will sound... Also still need to build some caps for the ends of the headers and then we will paint the whole thing, maybe white to match the headers or black to hide it alittle bit, not sure which...
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texasmark1	Posted 14 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 6 Years Ago Posts: 650, Visits: 2.7K	like the wing nuts on the valve cover studs!! Mark "God Bless Texas"location: Houston,TX
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Dan	Posted 14 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 14 Years Ago Posts: 240, Visits: 1.1K	I'd collected different plans from magazines and the 'net but basically the kids drew up the plans in drafting class - we used the plans as referance for mounts and such. We couldnt use any of the plans I found without alittle modification as they were all for T-Bucket style cars rather than the longer roadster-
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glrbird	Posted 14 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 5 Months Ago Posts: 616, Visits: 7.1K	What did you use for plans when you built the frame? or was it drawn up at the shop. Gary Ryan San Antonio.TX.
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Dan	Posted 14 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 14 Years Ago Posts: 240, Visits: 1.1K	here is some more...
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Dan	Posted 14 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 14 Years Ago Posts: 240, Visits: 1.1K	I will try and do a walk around with the video and highlight some of the build. As far as putting the students on the web that is a no-no and I agree with that policy. This could not have happened without the generous help of ALOT of people here on this board, I can't thank you enough - the kids are getting really fired up now that its getting close. Need to do the brakes, build a driveline and patch a hole in the radiator and it should be ready for a test drive. Exhaust components should be showing up today so we can get that fabbed as well. Again, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE HELP WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM YOU HERE!!!!
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Jimz Bird	Posted 14 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 10 Years Ago Posts: 118, Visits: 7.9K	Dan, You are really a COOL Teacher! What an impact you will have on these guys. Maybe do a YouTube vid of each of them starting it. It will be on the net forever and they will still look back at it when they are as old as some of us. Imagine them showing their grandkids how cool Grandpa was in his day. Jim Norfolk, VA "MABLE" 1956 Thunderbird Green / Brown Interior (ZE-XG) "MEAN GREEN" 1956 Mainline (FG-BE)
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mctim64	Posted 14 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 6 Years Ago Posts: 2.4K, Visits: 5.0K	Cool!! Great to hear it run. Bla bla *God Bless.* Tim http://yblockguy.com/ 350ci Y-Block FED "Elwood", 301ci Y-Block Unibody LSR "Jake", 312ci Y-Block '58 F-100, 338ci Y-Block powered Model A Tudor tim@yblockguy.com *Visalia, California* Just west of the Sequoias
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school project T is back in the works

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