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pedro sainz
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Modern clamps on the fan outlet?
I jest, I jest!  |
Stainless clamps
And has the same original look
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pedro sainz
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| Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2015 12:02 am Post subject: Re: Razorboy Engine |
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Before
Correct 1965 Dome Pistons engine with just 1 item was upgrade
I decide ZV/JCU 4 R 3.
This Distrubutor has Vacuum and Centrifigual Advance
Just got it done Ready to install  |
Just patience until the Body get painted 
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t3kg
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reay
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Looks awesome Pedro. Is it still an S engine too?
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Bobnotch
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| Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2015 8:20 am Post subject: Re: Razorboy Engine |
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| pedro sainz wrote: |
| pedro sainz wrote: |
Correct 1965 Dome Pistons engine with just 1 item was upgrade
I decide ZV/JCU 4 R 3.
This Distrubutor has Vacuum and Centrifigual Advance
Just got it done Ready to install |
Just patience until the Body get painted |
Looks good Pedro. How long until the car comes back from paint?
You do know that exhaust system won't look like that after it gets some use.
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Tram
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| Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2015 9:56 am Post subject: Re: Razorboy Engine |
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| pedro sainz wrote: |
Correct 1965 Dome Pistons engine with just 1 item was upgrade
I decide ZV/JCU 4 R 3.
This Distrubutor has Vacuum and Centrifigual Advance
Just got it done Ready to install |
Sorry, but that's the wrong shade of black.  |
Is only 20% gloss
Semigloss is 50%. So go back to sleep |
I said "shade", not "sheen". It's not black enough! |
could be the flash but is Dark Black NOT Light Black |
Well- all righty, then. Looks good. Time to build a car around it!
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BrianD
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| That's amazing. You really should do a before and after photo comparison. |
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ALLWAGONS
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| Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2015 12:02 pm Post subject: Re: Razorboy Engine |
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| pedro sainz wrote: |
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| pedro sainz wrote: |
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| pedro sainz wrote: |
Correct 1965 Dome Pistons engine with just 1 item was upgrade
I decide ZV/JCU 4 R 3.
This Distrubutor has Vacuum and Centrifigual Advance
Just got it done Ready to install |
Sorry, but that's the wrong shade of black. |
Is only 20% gloss
Semigloss is 50%. So go back to sleep |
I said "shade", not "sheen". It's not black enough! |
could be the flash but is Dark Black NOT Light Black |
Well- all righty, then. Looks good. Time to build a car around it! |
Damn, you beat me to that engine by a few hours, But I am glad you got it Compadre!
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One of my most favorite parts to any restoration. Cleaning and restoring the heart back to healthy condition. Good job amigo. I cant wait to test drive it.
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68vwfasty
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Great job Pedro!
Looks like it just came off the assembly line. |
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Fantastic  
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| That is one proper motor Pedro! |
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pedro sainz
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this is a picture of BEFORE 
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Since my 65 is Monotone
I when to a different option from all the rest Pleated and having those bumps from the lower and upper front seats
I layout my fronts seats material and leave 2 inches longer what I need and shipped to SMS for heat seam all they had to do was fallow my layout
This is the result will be flatter like the Original Look and I'm really Happy because this is what I wanted
Note: To have this result there's NO foam or any other material behind when this material got Heat Seam otherwise won't be Flat
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Typ311Dave
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this is a picture of BEFORE
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Since my 65 is Monotone
I when to a different option from all the rest Pleated and having those bumps from the lower and upper front seats
I layout my fronts seats material and leave 2 inches longer what I need and shipped to SMS for heat seam all they had to do was fallow my layout
This is the result will be flatter like the Original Look and I'm really Happy because this is what I wanted
Note: To have this result there's NO foam or any other material behind when this material got Heat Seam otherwise won't be Flat |
I like your idea. So what's underneath then? Did you find a box of horsehair somewhere?
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Tram
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| pedro sainz wrote: |
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this is a picture of BEFORE
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Since my 65 is Monotone
I when to a different option from all the rest Pleated and having those bumps from the lower and upper front seats
I layout my fronts seats material and leave 2 inches longer what I need and shipped to SMS for heat seam all they had to do was fallow my layout
This is the result will be flatter like the Original Look and I'm really Happy because this is what I wanted
Note: To have this result there's NO foam or any other material behind when this material got Heat Seam otherwise won't be Flat |
I like your idea. So what's underneath then? Did you find a box of horsehair somewhere? |
Pretty sure that Pedro means that there isn't a second backing to the upholstery material to give it that slight "puff" between heat seams. It's just heat seamed on a flat vinyl piece.
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