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Old 07-22-2011, 06:21 PM
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Great job, your O is looking very sharp!
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One more quick video, I took it for a spin around the back yard today after finishing the wiring, runs great, just gotta figure out how to finish the seat pan, its cracked in the normal places, I ran a few weld beads on the bottom today to keep it from cracking any more, but I see a seat cushion in my future. I might get some bigger rear tires as well since I went with the bigger front triple rib tires vice the normal 4.00x8 tires, I used the 16.5x8 triple ribs from chris westfall, they look great and are much bigger, I think bigger rears would really look great with them.

Thanks for all the comments, it has been a fun project and since it was originally my wifes great grandfather that bought it new, it will be staying in the family. I also was able to get all of the original paperwork that came with it they day it was bought.

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Great progress!!!! That O is really looking sharp!!! If you are worried about the ags on the back looking skinny with the tri-ribs on the front, then you might consider duals on the rear......

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Nice vid of your O! It sounds awesome!
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