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  1. 11-16-2009 05:24 PM #1
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    Sounds like thats the thing to do. Just realized Matt lives not to far from where I live when I am back in NY. Thanks for all the help Dave.
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    Check into using a T-bucket frame. Lots of companies making them or they are not hard to make youself. The one I used on mine is from Spirit Industries. http://www.spiritcars.com/

    Heres some pictures of my Rat. 1951 Ford F1 on a T-bucket frame for a 27 T.






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