First I cut a length of five inch by 1/4 inch steel to the length of the radiator plus the opening. Then I laid out and drill the hole pattern per the bolts in the sides of the radiator. Eight in each side.
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- Pulley
- Fan belt pulley
- fan belt tensioner
- Bolted the alternator drive back in.
- Paint for the alternator drive.
- Ready for some primer
- reassembly
- drive bearings
- cleaned
- disassembly of fan and alternator drive block
- Fan drive back on bus
- Fan drive complete
- Fan drive paint
- vent
- epoxy plug
- fan drive
- I covered the bulkhead above the transmission wit...
- Frame mods
- alternater drive mount
- New tail light fixtures
- No latch
- Last two exterior doors
- Radiator line up
- Welding in the mounts for the radiator
- Temporary mounting the fan
- Mounting radiator
- Making a radiator mount from scratch
- engine
- engine right bank
- engine paint
- Got a set of valve covers off of Mannys old dd
- After a lot of searching I found a crankshaft hub.
- CHROME
- Fresh engine block from the machine shop
- Painting
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- A pair of heads is better than none!!
- I disassembled the blower I took off of Mannys eng...
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- Steve
- Ive been a cabinet maker for over 30 years now. I suppose some would call me a profesional cabinet maker as I make a living at it. I cant wait to get to the interior of the bus for this reason alone. Im going to do it up like the big boys do it.
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