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    [QUOTE=Guy G;547934]
    Quote Originally Posted by Mastertech5 View Post
    With a shroud, the position of the grill in relation to the side engine and hood panels are more difficult to get right. The grill will be more tilted back and slightly more forward. I had to extend the front of the nosecone about an inch and a half as have a few others. That makes the side panels a bit too tall because as you tilt the grill back it makes the vertical distance shorter. Then it tells you to sand the lower edges of the hood to get your gaps but you end up sanding the rounded lower part down too far. It took me most of last summer to get everything right. Have fun![/QUOTE

    I’m feeling the anxiety build already!!
    Guy,

    Don't stress, it's all good. This community is here to help.

    This build is a bucket list item for you and all of us who have done it, take the frustrations, challenges and the successes and cherish them all. It will be worth it in the end.

    Just remember, in life we can only do one second at a time, one minute at a time, one hour at a time, one day at a time, that's all anyone can do. Don't stress about what's to come.

    Jim
    33 Hot Rod w/ 302 & Tremec T5; paint color is 68 Ford Mustang GT LimeGold
    https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/show...s-Build-Thread

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    [QUOTE=33fromSD;547939]
    Quote Originally Posted by Guy G View Post

    Guy,

    Don't stress, it's all good. This community is here to help.

    This build is a bucket list item for you and all of us who have done it, take the frustrations, challenges and the successes and cherish them all. It will be worth it in the end.

    Just remember, in life we can only do one second at a time, one minute at a time, one hour at a time, one day at a time, that's all anyone can do. Don't stress about what's to come.

    Jim
    I get it Jim!
    Been doing cars and bikes for about 40 years now.
    3/4 of the fun is figuring out the solutions!
    I mostly have more fun building than driving…..but I get a sense that I’m gonna love driving this one!

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    [QUOTE=Guy G;548002]
    Quote Originally Posted by 33fromSD View Post

    I get it Jim!
    Been doing cars and bikes for about 40 years now.
    3/4 of the fun is figuring out the solutions!
    I mostly have more fun building than driving…..but I get a sense that I’m gonna love driving this one!
    Yes you will Guy, my wife and I have multiple classics and some newer sports cars and the two we love driving the most are the 33HR & our 55 Ford F100 Truck (resto mod). The others are great too, but the two I mentioned are just fun to drive and draw attention no matter where we go.

    Jim
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