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I am right up the road from you in Winder. Make sure to mark your calendar for Oct. 19-23, 2011 and come out to the Ga. Rally.
Here is what last year's rally looked like: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/ga-rally/59085-newer-2010-ga-rally-multimedia-thread.html
Here is the website (will be...
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I feel pretty strongly that the M38A1 only had one transmission, the 3speed throughout it's entire production run. I believe that's an error on Novak's part.
Thanks Ron.
Marines42, I see you found and posted on the other thread, so you know the deal. A thread will be up soon and the official website (Coming Soon!) will be updated for the 2011 event as well.
Everybody, please carry further conversation over to the thread that 73M819 linked above.
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High performance applications (think musclecar, not offroad) typically block off the heat crossover to keep from warming the intake and thus warming the air going into the engine. This is a performance increase for power but does result in more difficult starting in colder climates and also...
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I am surprised these had bucket seats, I always assumed they had bench seats but I guess if they had benches there would be no way to get to the back.
I worked outside for awhile today. This heat reduces me to a snail's pace.
That looks amazing. I am always astonished at the level of detail and realism that guys like you and Charles King can produce.,
But the thread title is even better!
Just unhook the feed lines and the return hoses and remove them. Dead simple. Remove all of them and slowly turn the crank so the pistons can pump the water out.
Go to Napa and ask for part # 65-205. 5 gallon bucket of GL1.
Can't remember on the winch, but you can download the Lube Order...
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