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Wow, the 782 looks awesome Todd and look at the shine that thing has. Is that seat original?
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Todd:

That is an awesome looking 782. Good job.

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Awesome! Looks brand new!!!
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Todd, the 782 looks great. I know what you mean about liking Red!!!!! Now tell us some more about the Red 68 Chevelle in the one picture.
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Todd, the 782 looks great. I know what you mean about liking Red!!!!! Now tell us some more about the Red 68 Chevelle in the one picture.
Ya, what about that?
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I got it today. The worst part was getting the engine plate bolts back in. Of course, the back four went in like butter, but the two above the axle, I "always" fight, or fight me.
SO, I ended up taking the axle off, and they went right in. Oh well, everything is back together, and the floor is dry.


I feel better now, the Master of Lew says it "looks good". Thanks Lew.
I use a gear wrench for those 2 PITA bolts.
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782 is looking sharp, Todd!
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Wow, the 782 looks awesome Todd and look at the shine that thing has. Is that seat original?
No it's not. This one has cracks, but I use one of those cub cadet covers, just took it off for the pictures.

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Todd, the 782 looks great. I know what you mean about liking Red!!!!! Now tell us some more about the Red 68 Chevelle in the one picture.
Sold the 56, it was the wrong color red, so got this 68, a better shade of red. Did I mention, "I like red?"

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I use a gear wrench for those 2 PITA bolts.
Yes, I do as well, but I couldn't get the darn bolt started, and wasn't going to be that guy who cross threads em' in.
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