my project '67 Oldsmobile Delmont 88
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Wow, everything looks great as always.
Are you saying you need a lower core support?
If so, I believe they are the same between 1967-1970 for 88 & Ninety Eight. Definitely the same for '67 & 68.
Are you saying you need a lower core support?
If so, I believe they are the same between 1967-1970 for 88 & Ninety Eight. Definitely the same for '67 & 68.
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missing the lower support, if they are equal also try to search for other years.
thanks for the compliments!!
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He could have used Olds red instead of Ford red but the store was out of it. I asked him if he wrote down the formula. He said no, it's in his head. I knew people would want to know the color.
The color looks more red in daylight. I'm pleased with the results.
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My paint man took some por15 Ford red, Chevy orange and black. He then mixed them up to match my breather and voila... Olds Red!
He could have used Olds red instead of Ford red but the store was out of it. I asked him if he wrote down the formula. He said no, it's in his head. I knew people would want to know the color.
Here's a pic of my breather and of my engine.
The color looks more red in daylight. I'm pleased with the results.
He could have used Olds red instead of Ford red but the store was out of it. I asked him if he wrote down the formula. He said no, it's in his head. I knew people would want to know the color.
Here's a pic of my breather and of my engine.
The color looks more red in daylight. I'm pleased with the results.
air filter cover is beautiful, is the first time I see one so close, and far more photos from the web, I could build it with this photo
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until I reach the parts that Jay B, I connected the adapter and the oil pressure switch, I managed to start the Delmont and Have a Great Sound
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPMypOsITrE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPMypOsITrE
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Wow! Is there anything you can't do. Your work makes me feel like a hack and I do take pride in my work. What do you do for a living. Design and build rocketships. Good work, some of the best i have seen. Keep it up.
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I do not know how to say in English, but you like your metal shaping, I like to build parts for motorcycles and cars, I like to work the metal
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I am excited, I tried the Olds, I am very happy.
beautiful engine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCWUlh0KzE4
I am excited, I tried the Olds, I am very happy.
beautiful engine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCWUlh0KzE4
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the first thing I do once finished is a nice trip to the tapestry not laugh but I have many problems with the colors and I do not know where to look
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I took the Olds to finish the internal work of the seats and I took her walking about the Italian streets, a beautiful feeling.
this is a small video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08LJW...layer_embedded
this is a small video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08LJW...layer_embedded
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