1923 T -Bucket Assembly Manual
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Mdrat
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Does your TP manual show breakdown of front friction shock. Mine only shows regular shocks. Would like a copy of that page, please. Thanks, Mark
fletcherson
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That should be digitized and shared if it’s not copyrighted.
Mdrat
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The breakdown and sequence of parts for assembly the front friction shocks,please and thanks, Mark.
Waterman
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If you give me an E mail address I can send you pictures of my frame, I can't figure out how to get the pictured down in size, I just shortened the front part of my frame.
basically it uses a 5/8"x 1 1/2" fine thread bolt, welded to the inside of the frame, then a piece of rubber, and the offset bracket ( Speedway has them) and then 2 adjustable ends to attach to a bracket on the front axle, Hope this helps
basically it uses a 5/8"x 1 1/2" fine thread bolt, welded to the inside of the frame, then a piece of rubber, and the offset bracket ( Speedway has them) and then 2 adjustable ends to attach to a bracket on the front axle, Hope this helps
Mdrat
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Been busy. Sorry for slow response. Thanks alot. Mark.
Mdrat
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Thanks, but not needed. Your explanation was good. Have a good one. Thanks again, Mark.
Dwb project
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Is there a particular type of frame I should be looking for?
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My Spirit frame . . . my built car
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Dwb project
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Thanks, I will look into all of them. I am coming up with some pretty wild ideas for the way I want this thing to look, in order to honor my dad's memory.
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