[Held for Ransom]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

The blue and green fittings on the brake lines won't be correct on a restoration of this level.
Best I can remember.

The 055_0 and 135_0 are likely production Julian dates.

Correct.


KH is Kelsey Hayes.
Not sure on the big K or the R

[74SDformula]

72projectbird, I probably missed it somewhere, but could you tell me who did your radiator? Thanks.

[72projectbird]

Originally Posted by 74SDformula

72projectbird, I probably missed it somewhere, but could you tell me who did your radiator? Thanks.

Sanford Radiator located in Waterboro Maine. The owner is a super nice guy, very smart and clearly loves his craft.

It's not that far from me, so I just dropped it off and picked it up directly.

[74SDformula]

Originally Posted by 72projectbird

Sanford Radiator located in Waterboro Maine. The owner is a super nice guy, very smart and clearly loves his craft.

It's not that far from me, so I just dropped it off and picked it up directly.

Thanks!

[skunkwerks]

Originally Posted by Held for Ransom

Correct.


KH is Kelsey Hayes.
Not sure on the big K or the R

Not trying to hijack your resto 72.
Are these the correct colors other than the lines are stainless?
They look really close to the same as 72's project. Just put mine together.

Very nice work on the 70 TA 72

[65madgoat]

Originally Posted by skunkwerks

Not trying to hijack your resto 72.
Are these the correct colors other than the lines are stainless?
They look really close to the same as 72's project. Just put mine together.

Very nice work on the 70 TA 72

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ps. on the 72 engine - your head bolts are wrong

[70 T/A Ram Air III 4 spd]

I just read your entire post and what a Beautiful build you have done!! I own a Lucy Blue 70 TA as well almost exactly same options as yours! I have had it since 93 or 94. Congrats! looks Awesome!