JRinElginTX
Member
Well she's about 98% done, but for the most part it's all ready to go. Just have a few touch ups, brake adjustment and it's ready to roll. Thanks again to everyone who helped me out in getting this put back together. Enjoy!
- Thread starter JRinElginTX
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Excellent job and The A I gave you last time you had pictures still stands very nice job. You need to put hose clamps on air tube at air cleaner and carburetor it takes 4 clamps. Somebody will tell you not to use rubber gas line, I use a combo of metal and rubber.After I get past the exhaust manifold with metal and start down toward the carb I put an inline filter and rubber and the last few inches are metal. The safest is all metal. Your call.
carlntexas
Member
I can see a lot of sweat going in to that looks good, but now you will be afraid to use it. 
Colin King
Well-known Member
You"ve done really nice work. Lots of attention to detail!
Colin, MN
Colin, MN
Nice work!
I use a rubber line for testing, but I'm one of those safety
minded guys that would pick it out as a permanent solution.
A 30 inch piece of 1/4 inch brake line has the correct fittings
on each end. Just bend it and screw it in. Less than $5.
Then that cute little fella wouldn't worry about fire!
I like the wire loom for protecting the wires.
I see in the one picture you had a new boot for the shifter too.
If you have trouble getting it on, boil it in a pan of water first.
That will soften it up so it will flex easier to go on.
Keep us posted, you've done a lot of work and it looks great!
I use a rubber line for testing, but I'm one of those safety
minded guys that would pick it out as a permanent solution.
A 30 inch piece of 1/4 inch brake line has the correct fittings
on each end. Just bend it and screw it in. Less than $5.
Then that cute little fella wouldn't worry about fire!
I like the wire loom for protecting the wires.
I see in the one picture you had a new boot for the shifter too.
If you have trouble getting it on, boil it in a pan of water first.
That will soften it up so it will flex easier to go on.
Keep us posted, you've done a lot of work and it looks great!
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