I've had these red morse control balls lying around forever.
They were originally destined for the shifter balls in the 40,
or replacements for chief.
However there is something a bit more of a priority.
The dipsticks for the 40 were the last throwback to its 90's heritage.
A quick cut-n-paste and the balls now serve a better purpose.
Isn't that the icing on the cake?
Much better than those goofy hooks.
Here's the change-up.
I grabbed these smiley face balls from the kids stash.
They're hollow so still need some modifications,
but they do lighten up the engine bay.
Always got my priorities straight!
TP
They were originally destined for the shifter balls in the 40,
or replacements for chief.
 |
| morse control balls |
However there is something a bit more of a priority.
The dipsticks for the 40 were the last throwback to its 90's heritage.
 |
| ford dipstick |
A quick cut-n-paste and the balls now serve a better purpose.
 |
| perich brothers and sister mods |
Isn't that the icing on the cake?
Much better than those goofy hooks.
 |
| ford in a ford - SBF in a 1940 coupe |
Here's the change-up.
I grabbed these smiley face balls from the kids stash.
 |
| Jakob - 2013 - smiley face |
They're hollow so still need some modifications,
but they do lighten up the engine bay.
 |
| moonshiner SBF |
Always got my priorities straight!
TP
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