DeTomaso Mailing List: April 99, Message #278

Or just get a piece of 3" steel, a torch with a big tip and preferaby
propylene instead of acedylane and make your own.  Would then have to have
it milled flat afterwards.  Some of the guys in Decatur have done this at
their machine shops since they got the steel as scrap and had all the rest
of the stuff anyway.

Dave "do it yourselfer" D

At 07:25 AM 4/13/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Asa,
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>If I remember correctly,  torque plate is around $150, plus the cost of the 
>bolts. They really aren't 4" thick, about the largest you can buy is about 
>3". If you are really interested in buying one, I can get you a supplier, 
>later on this afternoon.
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>Regards...........Gary
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