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Barrett Jackson Speed vision story only
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I Once you have an Amphi it is terrible to be with out one. I made the BIG
mistake of selling my Brown Wonder a couple of years ago. It was the right thing
to do at that time. Now this amphi gets lots of steel thrown at it. The cool hot
rod motor is installed. Lots and lots and lots of work left.
Yea Baby!! Its moving on its own. Engine purrs, trans rebuilt. Looking forward to painting dash so I can install goodys. Like the chrome compass, rock n roll radio and the cool guy steering wheel. Local bar donated little tapper paddle, now instead of beer it will put props in gear. A little messing around and steering wheel bolted on and original button for horn fits. More junk to put on car, fish, pedestal seat, and neon. It still needs everything!!! I want it done now!!!! Most mechanicals to get it to run down the road are done. With the 1300 I can spin the tire in the gravel! Sooooo much more to do.
What is shown here is 8 hours of work. Top edge was shot along with right turn signal area. Using a sheet metal brake I bend up an angle. Then I run it through a shrinker. That gives me the original curve while retaining angle needed. For turn signal, I had a donor panel. Cut out old and butt weld in new. Margie likes the yellow and hopes to see car painted by May 16th. Me too. Bought the Family bright yellow caps. Teen age Son did not dig that idea at all. I have never done the parade in Celina and plan on doing this year.
man o man does it feel good to sit in the car and turn on the radio. Still sooooo much to do. It is hard to describe the GREAT feeling of seeing My own car taking shape. I figure I need to float along with kids, Scouts, Sports, School and House.
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