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    Matt it's great to look at things differently, no problem there. I'm just saying consider all the aspects of a project, including the resale.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Matt it's great to look at things differently, no problem there. I'm just saying consider all the aspects of a project, including the resale.....
    I know. guess I'm just addicted to 6's
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    A 6 cylinder ANYTHING going into an A model is going to create a world of hurt. But like the man says "if ya got a set of torches and a big friggin hammer, ya can make anything fit anything". Best scenario here is to extend the framerails ahead of the firewall by about 8". Don't cut the firewall at all---run a custom "pinnochio style" hood top. If you want to run full fendered, then run the front fenders in the stock position (as dictated by the fit at the front of the frame horns which are now moved out 8",) make up a set of longer running boards, and add a peice to the splash aprons above the running boards.
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