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BugIn_2007_032.jpg
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TreeHoldingCliff_pano.jpg
396 viewsSusan, Ken, and I hiked along one of the trails to see some "caves". Right. It was just a small cliff outcropping, a natural lean-to if anything. To the right of the "cave" was this tree that looked like it was keeping the cliff from falling out. It was several stories high and straight up. Photo-stitched.
DDB_camping_018.jpg
395 viewsRonin getting in the way.
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395 viewsJeff packing up.
DDB_camping_056.jpg
395 viewsTime for smores!
breather_020.jpg
394 viewsDrift the hinge pins back in. Tap in with a hammer then use the drift to finish. When inserting or removing the hinge pins it's easiest to drift them in the direction of center-of-car to outside. Applying a thin coat of oil or grease helps insertion and operation of hinge.
CBFerrari2007_012.jpg
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pir_050.jpg
394 viewsThis is a Type III engine with an Eaton supercharger on it using MegaSquirt FI (fuel injection). Get it to fit under the deck lid of a T3 and I'm there!
breather_021.jpg
393 viewsAll done and ready for use!
fuel_pump_015.jpg
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bbq_013.jpg
393 viewsMicro-cars lined up.
trailer_009.jpg
392 viewsClose-up of the leg. The upper bolt screws into a nut I welded to the back of the C-channel. The bottom bolt passes all the way through and is loosely secured with a nut -- not really necessary, just used to keep the leg from wobbling forward and backward. Next time I think I'll make the legs flare out from the trailer some more to provide better stability as well as make them shorter so more weight is on them and not the rear tire. If I'm not careful I can put the trailer on one of its rear corners.
bbq_024.jpg
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pir_048.jpg
392 viewsJust a nice looking Type I.
DDB_camping_009.jpg
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bbq_022.jpg
391 viewsVans.
breather_016.jpg
390 viewsLine pulled through. Original pull strap can be seen around latch. Typically the strap will break but leave the loop part intact.
trailer_006.jpg
390 viewsOdd looking (original?) safety chain clip.
half_parceltray_011.jpg
389 viewsPrototype completely coated in bright orange vinyl. Working temperature range is -60°F to 240°F. Clean with water-based solutions, 409, or denatured alcohol. Do NOT clean with petrol cleaning products (for example, acetone)!. Thanks to AccuKraft Inc. for the industrial coating (503-681-9151).
bbq_020.jpg
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