Custom Machining for Landspeed Racers

[Podunk]

A friend is restoring a1932 Duesenberg. Needs hood beltline trim. Contour is different one end to the other. Shown is finished trim and fixture to hold it thru it's own mounting holes.
Terry

[Milwaukee Midget]

Hard to believe factory machining is this far off.
Terry

And this is coming from somebody who used to own an Austin Healy Sprite!

[Podunk]

 Yeah but 200 HP of aluminum Buick helped straighten things out.
Terry

[Podunk]

Guess who this was for.

[Stainless1]

I recognize the number.... it got someone in the club driving an I/GL 

[Podunk]

Torque Plate for MM's monster motor.

[Podunk]

ggl205 Rear Wheels

[Podunk]

ggl205 Rear Wheels with Moon style disc.

[Stainless1]

Terry, my wheel plans are slightly on hold while I determine if I stay with my current spindle... got a lot of inspecting to do...
Great meeting and talking to you at SW

[Seldom Seen Slim]

Anybody having issues with posting here?  Pork Pie says his screen doesn't show the "reply" buttons (and such).  Everything looks fine to me -- how 'bout youse guys?

[Seldom Seen Slim]

Goofy me!  Now I've got it -- I set this up to be a read-only Forum page, and administrators and such can post to that kind of page.  That's why Stainless and MM and I see regular-appearing pages and youse guys don't.

I'm at the shop and the password (so I can get in and re-do the settings) is at home.  Later, okay?

Sorry for the cornfusion.

[PorkPie]

Goofy me!  Now I've got it -- I set this up to be a read-only Forum page, and administrators and such can post to that kind of page.  That's why Stainless and MM and I see regular-appearing pages and youse guys don't.

I'm at the shop and the password (so I can get in and re-do the settings) is at home.  Later, okay?

Sorry for the cornfusion.

Jon, thanks....it works now.

[PorkPie]

Guess who this was for.

Terry, thanks again for that....great job from you

[jacksoni]

Thanks Jon- I have also been unable to post here. I wanted to thank and give many Kudos to Podunk for working with me on my shifter issue. He has posted some great looking photos of carving the arm from a big solid chunk of 4130 steel. I had previously had 2 stock shifter arms break with as few as 3-4 runs on them, Mfg was pretty clueless as to cause but very good with replacements for free. They are relegated to emergency spares. The one made here worked flawlessly at the recent speedweek making 15 runs. Great work!! Thanks!!!

[Milwaukee Midget]

Goofy me!  Now I've got it -- I set this up to be a read-only Forum page, and administrators and such can post to that kind of page.  That's why Stainless and MM and I see regular-appearing pages and youse guys don't.

I'm at the shop and the password (so I can get in and re-do the settings) is at home.  Later, okay?

Sorry for the cornfusion.

Jon, thanks....it works now.

All this time, I thought I was the only one singing Terry's praises. 

The guy's great, and he "gets it".