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Old 09-26-2009, 06:11 PM   #1
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Thumbs up Respect for the Old School Techniques.....

I had a set of Cal Custom finned valve covers polished for my brother (bigdon-70blazer). they looked pretty bad, but was straight and best of all, had 2 holes per bank. never seen many of those.

so I picked them up today and am truly amazed by old school workmanship. my polisher is right at 70 now.

I thought of something as I drove off..... how so many of these old techniques will be gone once this generation have left. makes me consider going to his place more often just to watch a master at his trade.

Louie, sir I hope to have you around many more years......



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