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Old 01-18-2026, 10:38 AM   #15
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Default Re: School me on stromberg carbs
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Just turned 60 last year. I’m 6’-6”, and have only rode in a vintage hot rod thanks to @Stogy on the HAMB. It wasn’t flathead powered either. lol! I’m hoping to have a running chassis with my speedster flathead powered build this fall.

Ziggster, would love to see some photos of your flathead powered speedster. I stumbled onto this guy building a 'full hillbilly' speedster and he pulled an 8rt out to install a stovebolt. I applaud his use of only the sheet metal from the F5 to create his speedster shell. He has a really good imagination, but his welds could use some improvement. I see he started with a plywood floor, just as I did in creating my phantom woodie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YO98...VjayBjaGFzc2lz
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