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Henry/Kokomo 10-26-2015 11:55 AM

Need a referrence
 

Like many others, I decided to build an AV8 roadster and purchased the Bishop-Tardel book "How to build a traditional Ford Hot Rod" as a guide. Again, like others, I discovered a few inaccuracies in the book. If memory serves, there was a post on here that referred to a posting elsewhere by Mr. Bishop that gave updated/correct dimensions or info. where needed. I can't seem to locate that posting. Does anyone remember it or can someone steer me in the right direction? Thanks in advance.

Charlie Stephens 10-26-2015 12:34 PM

Re: Need a referrence
 

Also post your question on HAMB.

Charlie Stephens

Henry/Kokomo 10-26-2015 03:44 PM

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Thanks, Charlie.

Mart 10-26-2015 05:38 PM

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I know the diameter of the holes in the front engine mounts were quoted as 1-1/2" and they should have been 1-1/4".

Mart.

Ralph Moore 10-26-2015 10:12 PM

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One thing they don't tell you, is if you use F1 shock mounts in the manner described in the book, and decide to put your headlights on the same mount, is that they will bounce around so much that you'll have a hard time seeing where your going.
Just speaking from experience.
But it looks really bitchin!

john in illinois 10-27-2015 11:13 AM

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Henry here are some threads on HAMB

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/t...ishbone.58724/

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/t...s-book.490850/

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/t...ssions.632305/

John

Henry/Kokomo 10-27-2015 06:09 PM

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Thanks, guys, for all the info. WAY ahead of where I was 48 hours ago. Really appreciate your assistance.

JSeery 10-27-2015 06:34 PM

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You did notice that Mike Bishop opened a thread on this topic?


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