Posts by bigal_old

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    OK, Thanks! so if the decal were put on the back at the factory and a mechanic or owner really wanted to read it it would be somewhat of a challenge IMO......

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    It depends on how much the union factory worker had to drink the night befor. They were put anywhere no judge or any one for that matter knows the correct answer on the correct placement

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    you have a law enforcement person do it

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    around here its against the law to have a law enforcement person do that. I guess its in the patriat act

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    AMK bolts and tabs are supplied with the correct finish. If you want to do your own, use the Eastwood Phosphate kit.

    Jim

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    While we are on the subject of AMK hardware I was under the impression that they HAD done alot of research on all the hardware before they began manufacturing it to make sure of correct sizes and finishes and I have heard only recently that the AMK stuff is not all 100% correct, if this is true why did they seemingly take all the time they did and not achieve 100% correctness? I am puzzled, very puzzled!!

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    If they were exact they would have to pay royalties to the original manufactures, so if its changed just a bit no royalty

    the Republic Steel Stencil would be the correct one for your car. US Steel wasn't a supplier to ford until 1967 from internal documents that exist at the benson ford


    use some wax and grease remover and then some black basecoat on a sponge or paper if 67 and later for us steel stencil and blue on republic steel. Also mis spelled words don't really matter as the ink stampings were never great. and stampings were half done below is an original 65 gas tank notice the stamping is missing words example of the correct republic steel stencil this stencil just doesn't appear on gas tanks also appears on original sheet metal if you chemicaly strip the cars as well


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    Hi all who is the paint supplier for ford corporate Blue please.<img src=images/icon_smile.gif border=0 align=middle>

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    since your in new zealand any chempsec metalux2 jobber should have ford engine blue. I had that formulated in both base and ss

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    As I mentioned previously, you could find a decent parts coupe for $5-6k. You'll be way ahead of the game if you find a solid one to get sheet metal from.

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    +1

    Looking for a right hand disc brake dust shield, must be original not looking for no repo crap as its not even close top dollar paid. must be rust free. If anyone is in florida I can drive an pick it up. send pics if you can too


    thanks


    Big Al


    Edited by - SixT5HiPo on 01/27/2010 02:05:15