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HM1110 has arrived

Started by Slithern, November 28, 2007, 02:13:51 PM

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Slithern

It was a day of anticipation, but i finally got the call from Martin/Stewart transport.  He'd be here in 10 minutes. OMG am i ready?  Doesn't matter cause it's here.  Needless to say it was a great day.  The anticipation is over and now the work begins.   I will post pics in a bit.  Thanks to all the people that posted the information that led me to realizing the first part of a dream.

Bill

Ranman

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Congrats!!!!!!

We all know the feeling, have fun with you build, looks like you got the stage 1 assy, make sure you go over everything, from the start from the front of the book and remember to check all torques.

Randy
427W, TKO600 .82,  3.20 rear, dual hoops

Slithern

i went over everything already.   Some interesting things came up.  Lots of loose bolts, some metric bolts, some standard.  Stuff like that.  Here's some pics.

My Southern Automotive 426 stroker BB.  I can't say enough good things about that company.

Slithern

Oops,  here is the engine

Slithern

Stewart transport did a good job hauling the car.  Although the driver mentioned a few times about how great factory five packs their stuff. I thought the packing on HM1110 was adequate.

Slithern

Martin was a good guy and showed up a little earlier then he said, but he worked hard to get me unloaded quickly.

Slithern

Quite a contraption they have going here.

Slithern

this cart worked out pretty good.  He needed to use a can of fix a flat on it though.  rolled great once we got it going.

Slithern

Pushing "her" into her new home.

Slithern

hmmmm  where do i start?

Slithern

That's me passed out behind the car.


Slithern

My daughter Sara has the right idea.....yeah right!!!

Slithern

Next day, set the windshield angle.  Not too hard, although the windshield arms did not fit as flush as i'd like. I;m checking on that.  This is after the first day.  My buddy and i removed the body.

Slithern

another

Slithern

Got it stripped down pretty good here.  Worked on the brake lines, battery cables, fuel line.  Got them all mostly done.  Had my way with the tank.  That was interesting.  Will check for leaks this weekend and finish running the lines and battery cables.