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100-6 on Leno's Garage
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Marvin Gruber
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My 59 doesn't look like that.
Marv
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Looks like a Healey with a modified grille.
Watched the video. Well worth it! Thank you for posting!
Sure wish we could get Abarth exhausts!
Have to say it's one of the best looking modifieds I've seen.
Bob_Spidell
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IMO, Jay's wrong about engaging the OD 'under power.' After rebuilding my OD--which I had engaged like that for over 30 years--I realized that if you do, the cone clutch is engaging under load, hence prone to slipping a bit and wearing (new clutches are not available, best I've seen are rebuilt from DWM). I put the clutch in a couple inches, then hit the switch, and let the clutch out, and there is never a 'clunk.' Note Jay didn't know the name of the OD manufacturer.
