craigm
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craigm reacted to Cantedvalve in Home Shop Air System upgrades - help
Okay, I have a decision to make. I have the piping sizes and layout done. Now I need to decide what to use. I have been pricing out copper, as it is readily available and recommended as a clean solution. My total spend is coming up to $135 with all tubing, flux, solder, joints, etc. for 40 feet of 3/4" copper and 4 attachment points. All in all, good setup at a minimal cost... assuming I can solder it (I assume I can).
Now the other day I came across Rapid Air Maxline kits... 100' of 3/4" tubing and a variety of parts to do 3 outlets. More tubing, less attachment points, $139. To get the 4th attachment (and go through the wall like I planned), I would need 5 more right angle fittings, another outlet kit... damn that's like another $130 right there. To save what... soldering?
You know what, I think I just answered my own question.
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craigm got a reaction from SMieten in 1969 parts available
Cleaning out the garage and looking to sell a few things. All parts from a S code, automatic sports roof car with drum brakes and standard back seat. Additional pics and questions can be answered. All parts make offer and shipping TBD.
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craigm got a reaction from diegoZzisy in 1969 parts available
Cleaning out the garage and looking to sell a few things. All parts from a S code, automatic sports roof car with drum brakes and standard back seat. Additional pics and questions can be answered. All parts make offer and shipping TBD.
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craigm got a reaction from Zefevinee in 1969 parts available
Cleaning out the garage and looking to sell a few things. All parts from a S code, automatic sports roof car with drum brakes and standard back seat. Additional pics and questions can be answered. All parts make offer and shipping TBD.
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craigm got a reaction from Selmadox in 1969 parts available
Cleaning out the garage and looking to sell a few things. All parts from a S code, automatic sports roof car with drum brakes and standard back seat. Additional pics and questions can be answered. All parts make offer and shipping TBD.
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craigm got a reaction from Gansalbut in 1969 parts available
Cleaning out the garage and looking to sell a few things. All parts from a S code, automatic sports roof car with drum brakes and standard back seat. Additional pics and questions can be answered. All parts make offer and shipping TBD.
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craigm got a reaction from WilliamFug in 1969 parts available
Cleaning out the garage and looking to sell a few things. All parts from a S code, automatic sports roof car with drum brakes and standard back seat. Additional pics and questions can be answered. All parts make offer and shipping TBD.
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craigm got a reaction from GalenSl in 1969 parts available
Cleaning out the garage and looking to sell a few things. All parts from a S code, automatic sports roof car with drum brakes and standard back seat. Additional pics and questions can be answered. All parts make offer and shipping TBD.
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craigm got a reaction from BrantKl in 1969 parts available
Cleaning out the garage and looking to sell a few things. All parts from a S code, automatic sports roof car with drum brakes and standard back seat. Additional pics and questions can be answered. All parts make offer and shipping TBD.
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craigm got a reaction from RidgeFlor in 1969 parts available
Cleaning out the garage and looking to sell a few things. All parts from a S code, automatic sports roof car with drum brakes and standard back seat. Additional pics and questions can be answered. All parts make offer and shipping TBD.
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craigm got a reaction from ceciletf18 in Wilwood brake & clutch pedal
In the process of building a 69 restomod, sorry I have not posted pics yet but I will get there. Car is S code w/auto and I am going with a 428CJ & Tko 600 w/ hydraulic clutch. Thinking about going with a Wilwood clutch & brake pedal setup, has anyone done this?
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craigm reacted to FrozenMonkey in 69/70 custom tail light concepts
The frenched lights that lead magnet showed are actually really simple to do. There are a couple threads on here from members that have done it. I'm also planning on doing it.