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nonne_56
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Next week i will be in Melbourne and the week after in the Sidney area.

Is there any place to visit when it comes to our cars

Berndt, google " pinkys car events" and click on Victoria ( melb) and NSW (Sydney) for events that may tie in with your visit. Where in Sydney will you be working etc and when. Best regards bill

Bill

There is something on Liverpool Catholic Club on Sunday, do you know if it worth a visit.

Funny, my Aussie colleque knows Pinky, it,a small world..

Bernt, South Sweden. 1956 Victoria 2 Door Hardtop

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No "C" notches required, just fabricated axle bumpers from the stock units.



Charlie Burns Laton, Ca (South of Fresno)

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No problem Bernt.

Here are the clamped leaf springs that really stiffened up the rear suspension.



Charlie Burns Laton, Ca (South of Fresno)

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Thank's Bill and sorry Charlie for hijacking your thread a little bit but i am sure you understand and forgive.

I dont know where i will be in Sidney, i will visit a lot of dairies around there.

Thanks for the tip, i will google and see what i can find.

Bernt, South Sweden. 1956 Victoria 2 Door Hardtop

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Seppo, I like your explanation as a reason for the long wheel studs.  I learn something new everyday.

Hey Mark, my reason for using them (and Tim as well), is that 1" lug nuts fully engaged on the studs (with threads left over) are required for classes over 200 mph (and I plan to go there).

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nonne_56 (5/19/2011)
Next week i will be in Melbourne and the week after in the Sidney area.

Is there any place to visit when it comes to our cars

Berndt, google " pinkys car events" and click on Victoria ( melb) and NSW (Sydney) for events that may tie in with your visit. Where in Sydney will you be working etc and when. Best regards bill

  AussieBill            YYYY    Forever Y Block     YYYY

 Down Under, Australia

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As in Drag Racing, long bolts prevent wheels to come off of the hubs even if the bolts are loose? Ok, it does wobble a lot before it comes off and gives a signal to the driver...BigGrin

With short bolts it just comes off... and then crash and learn thing w00t.

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why the long wheel studs? noticed them on the front of "Jake" as well...

just wondering...

thanks,Mark

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Adapting the GMC Sonoma shock mounts to the Ford 9" u-bolt brackets.



Charlie Burns Laton, Ca (South of Fresno)

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Thanks Chris, you know I will be there eventually.

Bernt, you are welcome here anytime.  It was a pleasure to meet you and your family.  I enjoyed talking to your son and finding out he was a gear head, even if he has a rice rocket.  We especially enjoyed finding out about Sweden's politics, weather, and day to day life.  When you said you had to chuckle when you only had to pay $4 per gallon for gas for that big LTD rental car, remember that if you took a trip at home like you did here in California, you would have had to show your passport at least 4 times!!!  It might not be to bad to pay close to $8 when you don't have far to drive.

Charlie Burns Laton, Ca (South of Fresno)

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