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Originally Posted by 3Mike6
Well, let me make your hangover worse..I went back into the shop and started eyeballing some things and my 5YO came out to ask me what I was doing...told her I had to pull this frontend off (on the '36) and pointed over at all the Heidts parts and said "I have to put them in".
She said "So what are you waiting for?"
Grrrrr, . . . . .
She said "So what are you waiting for?"
Grrrrr, . . . . .
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From: Oakdale,Ca.
Actually I'd have put all the accessories on beforehand, but I spoke with Dan and we thought it best to do the engine fit without all the stuff on it but in retrospect, I should have put it all on since there was no front sheetmetal on the truck, and nothing to get in the way.
Besides, I think I found a spacer and a few bolts that will be needed
My 5YO loves working with me in the shop...she likes to "find" things...after a bit she'll get bored..so what I've done was start 8 or 10 nails in the garage door for her to hammer on and leave one of those light duty claw hammers hanging there for her...she hasn't gotten them driven in all the way yet, but hasn't bent any of them over either.
Besides, I think I found a spacer and a few bolts that will be needed
My 5YO loves working with me in the shop...she likes to "find" things...after a bit she'll get bored..so what I've done was start 8 or 10 nails in the garage door for her to hammer on and leave one of those light duty claw hammers hanging there for her...she hasn't gotten them driven in all the way yet, but hasn't bent any of them over either.
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