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Posted by Red Raider on April 25, 2001 at 11:23:15 from (192.105.235.146):
Slogging along with the steering gear assembly and wire brushing of the rims and wheels, bolt heads, fan, and miscellaneous parts. One of the most useful tools I need to buy next is a bearing press . The hold ups have been the problem of separating the right brake pedal from the shaft, finding a salvaged starting switch that mounts to the starter, and starter push rod with gas tank support bracket. Since the B had no electrics, I've needed quite a few items, including a battery box. A loomed wiring harness sounds great, and the vinyl decals are terrific, but more $ ($140!).
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