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  1. omgjon

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    Now that's funny, yes i did see that movie a number of times!
     
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    omgjon - as much as I love your restoration progress; how about some pictures of your shop? it looks a beautiful place..........
    Thanks in advance.
    KS
     
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    Tomorrow.
     
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    Lovely place buddy ! Really great ! Congrats !
     
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    Today I worked on hydraulic lines. Big mistake--keep the old ones!. I took wire I could easily bend to make patterns and get the correct length. Using a flaring tool, I made bubble flares at the ends. I then riveted the tub back in and put heat insulation material around the center tube. I'm going to sandwich more on the bottom when I flip it over.
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    Jon,
    Did you use soft copper tubing for the hydraulic lines or hard steel (or equiv)? Pressures get awfully high with power assist. Might check what stock lines are made of.
    John
     
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    Copper nickel ferrous alloy, made for hydraulic lines from Fedhill.
     
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    Faking the rest, my ass. Great job. Spured me on to do my miserable 308.
     
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    I'm glad I'm good for something.
     
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    Just buy 2 cars. One to take apart,the other to keep you on track. Even with all the photos there's nothing like looking at the real thing. My (model) is a 73 Gt that I'm going to completely take apart once this one is back together.
     
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    Just order online. I got clear because I couldn't stand the thought of not seeing that beautiful Dino Blue Metallic.
     
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    What's wrong with the black one that it needs a ground up rebuild? I thought the Miura was next? :(
     
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    Just because they're shiny on the outside doesn't mean they're shiny on the inside. Probably the Miura next.
     
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    I've got every tool you have with the exception of the powder coater.I'm a pretty good wrench, but couldn't do what you have done in two lifetimes. Carry on.
     
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    Now that, was a beautifully stated compliment:)
     
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    novel idea! but how did you know which gear to purchase and tools to acquire, etc? you have a pretty elaborate setup in that dreamshop of yours from the pics! you must have a ferrari mechanic as a good friend, right?
     
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    you have gone to the best FERRARI workshop in the world , photographed it and called it your own, keep up the wonderful work, unbelievable,

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    I'm moving there - that workshop is cleaner than my house!! :D

    Been following this thread since the start & thoroughly enjoying watching the process. Great thanks due for taking the time to document it for us.

    Wasn't sure I'd like the colour but it looks really nice

    I.
     
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    My good friend is the parts manual.
     
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    Today I installed the accelerator assembly, rivetedthe air vents back on, fiberglassed the corners of the tub that I had to cut and remove to get the tub out (seems like only yesterday) and I fiberglassed all the seams in the tub like they were before I took the tub out.
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    Where did you find new accelerator pedal rubber? Last time I checked around, I could not find one.
     
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