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  1. 02-16-2013 03:21 PM #1
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    thanks for the info guys, i will remember it when we go to put the front end back together. all help is greatly appreciated!
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    [QUOTE=rifleman65;487057]thanks for the info guys, i will remember it when we go to put the front end back together. all help is greatly appreciated![/QUOT

    Bob is a great source of info on '40 Fords, he worked the assembly line when they were built!!!!!!!
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    [QUOTE=Dave Severson;487067]
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    thanks for the info guys, i will remember it when we go to put the front end back together. all help is greatly appreciated![/QUOT

    Bob is a great source of info on '40 Fords, he worked the assembly line when they were built!!!!!!!
    Too funny!
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    [QUOTE=Dave Severson;487067]
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    thanks for the info guys, i will remember it when we go to put the front end back together. all help is greatly appreciated![/QUOT

    Bob is a great source of info on '40 Fords, he worked the assembly line when they were built!!!!!!!
    Not quite, these were originally built 5 years after I retired...................
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