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  1. 10-22-2009 11:44 AM #1
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    More primer on the Thames ........

     



    ... the doors were going into the booth for primer yesterday




    ......... and the block and heads have been primed ........... but only after some serious work with a die grinder .......... I didn't know they were going to do all this work on the engine

    what I delivered to them for primer



    what I saw yesterday .........





    .... and these are the guys at Martin Brother in Asheboro .......... Kyle, Brooks, and Chad ......... they're much too young to be this good at "restorations"

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    Looks like you hooked up with some good workers, Coyote!!!! Got to say I was surprised at the picture, they're youngun's!!!!! Good to see the talent and enthusiasm at their age....!!!!!
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    I noticed they tape off the timing cover (more than to cover the crank) whats the plans there
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    Quote Originally Posted by sg4356 View Post
    I noticed they tape off the timing cover (more than to cover the crank) whats the plans there

    Don't have a clue to be honest .......... the front cover is supposed to be painted
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