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Posted by SHARKEY on January 11, 2000 at 19:05:52 from (207.27.2.98):
I have redone my 1950 Framall C with adjustable front axel. After painting it, I attempted to replace the grill and hood. First, I took it totally apart including the radiator, cylinder head etc. The grill bolt hole on the side does not line up with the two bolt holes in the bracket that comes from the front of the head and into the radiator. The grill is about 1 1/2 inches too high as if the raditor is too tall. I am sure I have the bracket on the proper way. Also the hood rises from back to front as it rests on the tank then travles upward to the grill. I did take to raditor to a place and have it reconditioned, but I don't think they gave me back the wrong one! ANyone have any thoughts? I am perplexed??????
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