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Thread: Repainted and flamed my 32 last week.
          
   
   

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    Car changed character with the flames. Wow!
    Noted the 5 little louvers in the bottom hood side, is that really enough to exhaust the hot air? Do you every have heat problems?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scooting View Post
    Car changed character with the flames. Wow!
    Noted the 5 little louvers in the bottom hood side, is that really enough to exhaust the hot air? Do you every have heat problems?
    I'm sure it is... My roadster has smooth hood sides with no louvers anywhere... My car runs cool as can be and has never overheated in 23,000 miles. No electric fans either.

    Flames look great BTW!

    Joe Barr
    1932 Ford Roadster

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