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    Car Year, Make, Model: 30,34,39,50,54,65,68,70,71,72
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    I was checking the wheel bearing and brakes on the car and on the drivers side it was missing the shoe return spring and the grease cover. I had a grease cover so I installed that. I thought I saw the spring in all the extra parts I got with it but I'm still looking for it.





    The shocks were put in upside down with the dust cove facing up so ot would catch water.



    So I cut the cover off and discovered that the shocks are too long and bottom out with all the weight on them. So they will need to be replaced with a shorter shock. I also noticed the rear does not have any shocks.



    It also has a bent tie rod.



    I also installed the rear bumper and licence plate bracket.





    And got some new scoops for the new flathead. These will have small air cleaners inside.



    Livin' on Route 66

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    thanks for starting this thread,I will be following it along with interest as I really adore the early style hotrods and especially the history that is part of a cars personality. Keep those photos coming too as you know we love photos of cars ,cats and dogs on here. Good luck with the rebuild...

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