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    Holley 94 adjustable main jets... anyone tried them?

    Has anyone tried the adjustable main jet sold by Vintage Speed? My 38 pickup is running rich so I went online to find new jets to lean it out when I found this product. It seems like an idea that was missed way back when. I have ordered a set to try them out. This is what they post about them...
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    1938 Pickup exterior door handles... help?

    Does anyone know how the door latch mechanism works on a 38 Pickup? I am in the process of replacing the exterior door handles on my 38 Pickup. I removed the door handle on the passenger door. It seemed to be stuck after I removed the two screws on the outside so I twisted and pulled on it...
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    Off topic, but interesting to see wwII and now

    The pictures show scenes from WWII. Troups, vehicles and ships, but if you move your mouse over them they show the same location today. Very interesting! WHEN YOU LEFT CLICK ON EACH 1944 PICTURE.... HOLD IT, AND DRAG YOUR MOUSE GENTLY FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ON THE PHOTO AND IT WILL BECOME THE...
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    Mac's USA made master cylinder or so I thought

    I just received the USA made master cylinder that I recently purchased from Mac's. I paid more because it was made in the USA. Upon receiving it today I looked at the box and found two stickers on the box. One placed there by the manufacturer and one placed there by Mac's. I am attaching a...
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    slave cylinder question

    Guys, I have purchased what I thought was a complete set of hardware to convert my 1938 Pickup to hydraulic brakes. It came with the clutch and brake pedal assembly, master cylinder and the complete backing plates including brake shoes and slave cylinders. I have taken it all apart to clean...
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    My first trip in my 38 Pickup

    It was a nice sunny day and my wife asked me if my 38 pickup was ready for a short drive. I said yes and we took a drive from the central valley of California up into the North Western coast range. Using our GPS we drove up toward the Paskenta-Mendocino pass. Road signs said the road was closed...
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