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and it actually went pretty quick. In fact, less than a day and even got my Lokar throttle cable in as well. After some of the stories I've heard about it being a PIA, couldn't believe how easy it all went...even the throttle cable. Car now LIVES at 180 degrees! My hats' off to Mr. DeWitt!!!
Thanks to all of you for your comments, it's been a lot of work since I got the car nearly 2 years ago and I guess all my work is finally coming to light.
Fan shroud ext....a local sheet metal shop sheared that strip of alum. to my specs and I simply polished it, drilled it and anchored it with stainless button head screws.
Master cyl. cover....came off my brothers '34 Ford Roadster(under floor) it's drilled for a remote reservoir, had comments on it before and STILL trying to find it...some hot rod brake place.
Mr. DeWitt....will do! AND Thanks for an AWESOME product!!!
Thanks again, Randy. Definately an improvement over the stock unit, and Hey...got the speakers in the rear and don't look too bad either...
now just need a better sub.
Fan shroud ext....a local sheet metal shop sheared that strip of alum. to my specs and I simply polished it, drilled it and anchored it with stainless button head screws.
I absolutely love the look. Nicely done!
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