1939 Front end allignment

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#104971 - 07/31/07 12:30 AM 1939 Front end allignment
39sport Grease Monkey Registered: 07/30/07 Posts: 7 Loc: USA , Silverdale WA	It has been a long route; after 27 years I finally am getting my sport coupe running and on the road. Every thing on this car has been removed, dismantled, restored and reassembled. I now am looking for guidance on getting the front end set up or alligned. I have no special gauges so am looking for either a reliable local allignment shop or some tips for a do-it-yourself procedure. I am in Silverdale WA. Thanks, 39sport _________________________ Ron Vandervort
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#105002 - 07/31/07 12:43 PM Re: 1939 Front end allignment [Re: 39sport]
Chev Nut Registered: 01/08/02 Posts: 14893 Loc: West Allis,Wi.	If your car is a Master DeLuxe with coil spring front suspension any good front end man should understand how to align it with the help of a shop manual. Some Mercedes of the recent past has the same caster and camber adjustments as did the 1039-54 Chevrolets. I woul stay away from the usual tires stores and dealers and find a shop the specializes in front end work. _________________________ Chevgene
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#105358 - 08/07/07 08:25 AM Re: 1939 Front end allignment [Re: Chev Nut]
39sport Grease Monkey Registered: 07/30/07 Posts: 7 Loc: USA , Silverdale WA	It is a coil spring. I will find a good front end specialist. Thanks for the info! Ron _________________________ Ron Vandervort
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