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Old 07-11-15, 06:43
Dale Jordan Dale Jordan is offline
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Data Plate done . The holes line up as well , looks great . Thank's Matt , Darrin and Rick .






Rebuilt motor is back after Couple of months of waiting, all's good I'm going to test run with radiator all hooked up before installing in carrier



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Old 07-11-15, 10:53
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Hi Dale , just out of interest, did you use a C59 block? and also, it might pay to swap your clutch lever for the correct one as I see you have a standard truck one on at the moment. You will probably have to un-bolt the g/box from the engine to do that, but you probably already knew that! Also was the gearbox out of a carrier? as the 2 lugs on the top, just make sure they do not interfere with when you change gear, Cheers Andrew.
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Old 07-11-15, 14:39
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More info please Andrew ? didn't know about clutch lever was wondering about lungs when playing with gear changes , got my finger stuck between them . Some photos would be great . an if someone can help out with the correct lever parts , is it longer ? yes this is a C59 A Motor and truck box . Dale
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Old 07-11-15, 16:42
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Yes it is longer, about 6" , will get a pic today for you if it helps, The C59A are good blocks, the hotrodders like them because they can bore them out to 3 and 5/16th without breaking through the cylinder walls, I think I have even heard of them going out to 3 and 3/8th if the blocks will take it. I think they date from about 1947 onwards .Cheers Andrew
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Just made up a template out of cardboard for the radiator top metal pipe to be bent up next week , does this look to be correct . Dale






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Old 20-02-16, 09:32
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Hi Dale, can get a pic tomorrow of the correct pipes. Also remember the top left and right front corners of the metal surround of the rad are bent and angle forward to take the 2 x radiator stay rods.( there should already be a 5/16 hole there) Your rad has probably come straight out of a cmp, truck without this mod. Also the overflow tube has to be shortened with a joiner union put in the line to take the pipe to the rad overflow bypass valve. Cheers Andrew
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Old 20-02-16, 10:33
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I think you mean pressure valve, Andrew?
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