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John Simion replied to the topic Re-Engine Emma — Winter Project in the forum My Project 9 years, 7 months ago
That hand sticking out of the side curtains is incredibly realistic. It almost looks like someone is in the car! Do you also have one of those fake legs you can hang out the back of the trunk? LOL
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KentT replied to the topic Re-Engine Emma — Winter Project in the forum My Project 9 years, 7 months ago
If you go dual carbs you won’t regret it. They’ll make a noticeable difference from the Bug Spray, and a huge difference from stock. It will idle smoother and slower, and accelerate much quicker.Hows the new Pertronix working well for you?KentT2016-01-20 17:51:37
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HappyJack replied to the topic Re-Engine Emma — Winter Project in the forum My Project 9 years, 7 months ago
Well we are still playing with fuel pumps, fuel level-in-the-carb-bowl, and mixture screw settings on the Bug Spray…we will get’er right soon — I hope — or I’ll do as Shu suggests and find a nice set of Kadrons and manifolds for Emma (Found a rebuilt set online already set up for Vac Advance distributor….).
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ricrx7 replied to the topic Gas Caps in the forum General Discussion 9 years, 7 months ago
The picture in edsnova is what I have on my 1986 BCW Chevette.
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John Simion replied to the topic Gas Caps in the forum General Discussion 9 years, 7 months ago
I wonder how hard it would be to weld a motorcycle fill neck onto your gas tank?
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Jim Langan replied to the topic Windshield in the forum Chevy/Ford Kits 9 years, 7 months ago
I am hoping it is the same I just bought complete windshield for 500 and still needs about 200 from Moss. So worst case I ajust windshield frame if shorter rubber seal ok if longer I buy two. In the article I am looking for described same method of glass work I was hoping it told what kit. I won’t be home for two more weeks so just building in my…[Read more]
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Paul Mossberg replied to the topic Windshield in the forum Chevy/Ford Kits 9 years, 7 months ago
Thanks Ed! You beat me to the punch.Langan…the most critical sentences in Ed’s post are the last two.
The cowl on your TDr may not be the same width as the cowl on an original TD. If it’s not, the job will entail far more than just rounding off the corners to match the curve on the frame.Ed said don’t start the project until you have a… -
Jim Langan replied to the topic Windshield in the forum Chevy/Ford Kits 9 years, 7 months ago
Thank you very much
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edward ericson replied to the topic Windshield in the forum Chevy/Ford Kits 9 years, 7 months ago
You just cut off the squared-off part and clean behind it, then stick some aluminum tape on the back side and glass over the holes you made from the outside. Peel the tape off after the first layer or two and glass the back (or just leave the tape there and glass out past it an inch or so), then glass the outside again and shape it with 80-grit.…[Read more]
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Tom Vilardi replied to the topic Gas Caps in the forum General Discussion 9 years, 7 months ago
The Motorcycle Community has amazing looking caps – many are screw in. Does anyone here know if the filler neck for a Harley is the same size as the generic looking cap I posted here? That would be the simplest and most cost effective fix for my particular “problem”
Tom V.87 BCW (wicked ugly gas cap)NJ -
Jim Langan replied to the topic Windshield in the forum Chevy/Ford Kits 9 years, 7 months ago
Thanks but I ment where the guy reworked the fiberglass on cowl so original mg td posts would fit. The Fiberfab is square and TD is round he shows how to cut fiberglass and reglass to fitlangan2016-01-19 22:41:57
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davearoy replied to the topic Windshield in the forum Chevy/Ford Kits 9 years, 7 months ago
Hey Langan, I looked up on google for a Windsheild/Glass company, and they cut me a new flat autoglass windshield. They installed it in my orginal Dutchess TDr frame, all for about $150. Just a thought. I also purchased on line from a Dune Buggy web site, new rubber gaskets and the frame to car car molding. I do not remember the cost for the new…[Read more]
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edward ericson replied to the topic 2016 Carlisle Hotel Info in the forum Clubs and Show 9 years, 7 months ago
See you guys Thursday, hopefully before dinner.
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billnparts replied to the topic 2016 Carlisle Hotel Info in the forum Clubs and Show 9 years, 7 months ago
Thursday through Sunday !!
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Tom Vilardi replied to the topic New Member and TD in the forum TD Replicas 9 years, 7 months ago
Ricrx7, Somehow I missed your post! Did your BCW come like that or did you modify it to be more like the TD? Noticed the dash – phenominal – if you did it let me know what the process was like.
Other thing I noticed was the hand-brake on the driver’s side – mine is on the passenger side and I would love to put it between the seats or on the dr… -
Paul Mossberg replied to the topic 2016 Carlisle Hotel Info in the forum Clubs and Show 9 years, 7 months ago
Thursday through Sunday as well!
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Paul Mossberg replied to the topic Bosch 009 "replica" distributor woes in the forum VW Based Kits 9 years, 7 months ago
Happens with rebuilt stuff too.
Replaced the distributor in my ’65 Plymouth. Timing and dwell set to exact factory specs. But after just a couple miles, car would start stumbling & coughing and would soon stall. Go under the hood, timing would be way off.After demonstration my insanity over a few weekends (doing the same thing over and over and… -
KentT replied to the topic Bosch 009 "replica" distributor woes in the forum VW Based Kits 9 years, 7 months ago
Hope the Pertronix works for you. Suggest you check its advance also. Since German Bosch distributors are NLA, this is far too common a problem…
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Vicenç Feliú replied to the topic 2016 Carlisle Hotel Info in the forum Clubs and Show 9 years, 7 months ago
Me too, we’ll be there from Thursday until Sunday morning if the Fates allow. Looking forward to seeing you all!
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Paul Mossberg replied to the topic Bosch 009 "replica" distributor woes in the forum VW Based Kits 9 years, 8 months ago
I hope you find solace in the fact that yours is not an uncommon circumstance. 😉
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