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  1. 08-27-2008 11:55 AM #1
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    Here's a couple. Sorry for the quality, I'm not too good with all this new technology. The rear crossmember has about 15 hours in it so far. It started out as a 1940 with about an 8 inch drop in the center, now it has 1 inch, and it was about 4 inches too wide. I figure it will give me the look of an original crossmember, without having to use the curved spring of the '32. And it will help the car sit a little lower in the rear. I hope to start welding it together this weekend. I'll post some updated photo's when I get it off the frame jig.
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