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    6/06/2013 7:07 PM  #1

    bearcat
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    From: Twin falls, Idaho
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    progress slow and hot

    Finished putting in New 3/16" hardlines in the 65. Adding updated MC and a prop valve hopfully will make this little coupe stop better than with the 4 lug stiff. Had fun doing the double flares, really not that hard, just take your time and clean up the tube ends .  Just a bit warm today like 105

    65 coupe, 351w, c4, power disk brakes, power r&p, vintage air.
     

    6/06/2013 7:12 PM  #2

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    Re: progress slow and hot

    Oh ya the 105 its in the shade lol

    65 coupe, 351w, c4, power disk brakes, power r&p, vintage air.
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    6/06/2013 9:22 PM  #3

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    Re: progress slow and hot

    I'm finishing the same job too!
    My temp wasn't that high butt my humidity was!!
    You have the engine out?
    I didn't and man....it would have been a piece of pudd'in with that darn mow-dder out of the way!
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    6/07/2013 8:41 AM  #4

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    Re: progress slow and hot

    mine was in and Im wishing it was out getting the right front in and looking good was a pain

    65 coupe, 351w, c4, power disk brakes, power r&p, vintage air.
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    6/07/2013 8:47 AM  #5

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    Re: progress slow and hot

    Starting monday ill be on vacation so the plan is to get the brake finished , the rear cleaned up painted and get the drums re done. hopefully get the car back on the ground so i can finish up the body work. oh ya and get rid of my parts car.

    65 coupe, 351w, c4, power disk brakes, power r&p, vintage air.
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