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  1. skydawg
    Actually,given the size of the show at Macungie,there`s not that much in the way of vendors selling parts,IMO.
  2. skydawg
    This is what I`m working on. IMG_0342.HEIC IMG_0293.HEIC
  3. skydawg
    You primed over rust? How long will that last?
  4. skydawg
    Reading the earlier posts,does anyone know what happened to Rob and Mad Dog? They were very active on here,then nothing.Same with Vinny,the U model fanatic.Any one ever hear from these guys?
  5. skydawg
    I like the look of the pintle area,gives a finished look,and is different from the usual treatment.
  6. skydawg
    I just used new rubber gaskets on my 673,there was no sealer on the old ones.
  7. skydawg

    B Model

    skydawg replied to h67st's topic in Trucks for Sale

    The paint`ll buff out.....or not.
  8. skydawg
    Excellent all around...tune,performance and recording.Do you do that for a living?
  9. skydawg
    I didn`t know that S/P switches were ever used in gas engines.As for electrical,are the breaker panel contacts corroded or oxidized?
  10. skydawg
    Gregg Hoffman from Bangor?He hauled my B model up from DE,great guy and a total pro.Has a beautiful MH,don`t think he`s posted on here in quite a while.
  11. skydawg
    Was there a dog house for the engine,like on a B67?
  12. skydawg
    Someone pays you to clean their gun???
  13. skydawg
    If you`re planning to run at highway speeds,the rearend ratio,as mated to the gas engine might be too high(numerically).
  14. skydawg
    You sure did,-6 last night in Washington,NJ.
  15. skydawg
    I think the turn signal box was mounted on the dash to the left of the gauge cluster.

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