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Old 11-11-2024, 01:29 PM
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Jeff,

Looks great! The rest of you, damn you for beating me to the Ricardo Montalban mention!
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Making progress
Tunnel came out way easier than its reinstall.
Almost done with door, pull strap then bolt back on the rig and align.
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Looks great Jeff. Seasons greetings.

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Looks great Jeff. Seasons greetings.

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Well, adjusting the doors were a little bit of a challenge. Lots of tweak here Tweak there take it back off. Tweak here. Tweak there but eventually everything worked, and even though things are hairline close everything opens and closes without issues.
Just need Santa to drop off some door stop straps.
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Awesome work, and patience of a saint Jeff. And you still work a full-time job, hats off Buddy , cheers Tom.
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Oh yes, gotta work to support the habit! These things aint cheap you know......
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The interior is mostly done just four screws for the shift boot and the steering wheel center. Saved original very patina’d floor mat’s from CSX30xx. Had to redo the lift a dots on the mat’s and drill for pins. Started preparing the gas tank for installation mainly the straps that hold it in that’ll go in. I had some du-dads under there. It’s pretty much ready to go with batteries and side pipes.

Prepped the other motor for installation and the other car as well or to come on that front.
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Looking good, Jeff.

HTM111 will be ready when driving season rolls around again. In say another 3 months or so
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Looking good, Jeff.

HTM111 will be ready when driving season rolls around again. In say another 3 months or so
I certainly hope so, planning to get the other car's motor/trans installed then back on this one.
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Shifter completed
Steering center needs little grease.
Interior complete.
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Looks great! Im almost done as well. Having a hard time getting headers done. Long story!! Also posting pics. Always get an error message.
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Getting close to my headers too.
My headers are already made with outside collector. What style collector are you using, inside the body?
I think as far as difficulty outside is the most time consuming, then inside body then inside body with flat flange.
CSX3006 showing the outside version, CSX3016R shows the just inside collector. Guessing, no facts, SAI ran early cars outside as it allowed the side pipe changes to be easier.
I'll snap a photo of the pipes I have, my HTM will be outside, my other car inside...
Outside collector requires in and out a few times. The inside body can be easier and Craig C makes them for a HT car if you wanted a fast forward button.

Planning to go through that process on this platform however mine is more extend what is there as its my last hurdle then gas, battery and drive.
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So here is the breakdown

Headers collecting outside require fishing them outside car body thus easy does it. Watch that paint!
Inside slight easier process I feel, more of an alignment less paint issue.

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Pipes from outside vs inside
Header pipes, as well on the bench together.

I think custom headers can be challenging. I just get it in my thick head, take your time as its going to come out better.
Planning a header outside the body step by step when I start it...
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Finally finished all the underside aluminum panels now it’s headers side pipes, battery and fuel and it’s back on the road
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Started pipes, last project between barn and the road.
For those of you that remember the fusion between the collector and the pipes required cutting pre-paint. With a little careful work installing headers I have to set up the pipes and the exhaust to line up put in a small piece of tube mig tack then Tig weld it and do that 8 times, then VHT before start up.
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Awesome Jeff, it looks amazing!! I am so happy for you. I'm looking forward to seeing it in person.
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