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Nice! Is that hemi head on an IH 196? Is that the improved cooling 196? Looks like in another video there may be an adapter between the head and block? Have many questions.. Looking forward to your response. Awesome!

I wish I could help but I sold the car a couple years ago and the car was sent to New Zealand and I keep in co tact of the new owners.

Yes I did but only after adapting a 426 Hemi head to the 196 International block, so the engine is a fully rolled engine.

Did you ever do full roller rockers on your 196?

If you still have the car can you do me a big favor. I just bought one myself and the trunk molding was off that houses the reverse lights. Can you make a video showing how the light outlet goes into the housing. The hole is a lot bigger than the outlet and need to know if I’m missing something.

Hello Don: I to will have to start such a project on My 1962 Scott, and after witching your video, I think I can do it to. Thank you so much for your video ! Frank from CA.

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Thanks for the video. I'm about to imbark on this same project. Very helpful.

Thanks I’m getting close on my scout 800B. I’ll be doing the same but I purchased the bed from at scout parts vendor. This was helpful

Love the slant 4 build! Who would have thought HEMI head vs IH 196? 😃 Sick build!

Nice Job... Thanks for sharing...

Damn makes me want to save my scout instead of cutting it up

Who is your friend? He's super 🔥!

Propane has a lot of trace contaminates that generally don't matter, but accumulate in a tank over the years. These can be aldehydes, radium, polonium, and a few other nasty things. It typically doesn't matter because they tend to settle to the bottom and because the inside of a tank rarely sees the light of day. But I surely wouldn't want to be grinding on it, let alone setting a fire in it with my food over it .

Door bell sound made my dog start barking. Hahaha Good one.

With friends like you he don’t need any enemies

Thanks for showing this procedure. I have this to look forward to on my 66 Sportop. Well this and front floors and drivers seat base. I wish my welding skills were on par with yours. Very nice job.

What's up with the annoying noises?

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