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Maintenance / Re: 1969 Camaro Carb Specs & Date Range? ID Help, Help Find One, Who Restores Them?
« on: May 09, 2011, 01:10:42 PM »
I recommend custom rebuilt carbs out of NJ http://customrebuiltcarbs.com/index.shtml

Looking at their 69 rochester page and they have a lot of 7029202's to chose from. Send a price request.
http://customrebuiltcarbs.com/view_classic.php3?make=Chevy&lastRowPrinted=220

MAKE PART NO. MODEL YEAR MANUFACT. ENGINE CARB DATE TRANS. IN STOCK REQUEST PRICE
Chevy 7029201 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 396/427 3131 manual Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 No Date Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 E9 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 0109 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 No Date Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 No Date Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 G8 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 1409 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 3398 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 B9 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 K8 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 J8 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 3518 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 0231 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 3488 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 1149 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 0179 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 H8 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 1279 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 L8 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 1479 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 C9 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 0069 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 M8 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 D9 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 1479 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 0499 Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 No Date Automatic Yes Request
Chevy 7029202 Quadrajet-4MV 1969 Rochester 350 0169 Automatic Yes Request



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Mild Modifications / Re: The Hugger goes old school Pro Touring!
« on: April 25, 2011, 05:58:54 PM »
Very nice! have a set of FC 14x6 in the shed to restore and get on Jinx, just like yours! :D

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Restoration / Re: How to repair plastic/vinyl air dam
« on: April 19, 2011, 11:32:22 AM »
Those parts should be an ABS plastic, I would not recommend a fiberglas product.  Fiberglass resin is stiff, ABS is piable.  The resin will crack when the ABS starts to flex.  The best choice of action is to use ABS repair.  you can use doner ABS panels (from modern cars, like wheelwell liners) for replacing missing areas. Read up on plastic welding (like this site http://www.plasticweldingandtools.com/)  You need to correctly identify the plastic and use filler rods of the same material (just trim some thin shards off doner parts) and use soldering iron to soften the fillers. There are some you-tube videos on plastic welding.  Luck!

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Restoration / Re: Intake paint procedure
« on: April 08, 2011, 08:38:43 PM »
Yes, but how do you get paint to stick to the exhaust crossover ports! :D Mine are already plugged internally and externally.

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General Discussion / Re: Fold Down Rear Seat
« on: April 01, 2011, 05:59:22 PM »
Other than the cost?  none that I see.  For verts it has an added bonus!  When carting around those pagent girls with their high heels, they can rest them on the folded down seat back instead of the vinyl :D

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General Discussion / Re: Fold Down Rear Seat
« on: March 31, 2011, 03:21:12 PM »
it fits a LOT better than a coupe because the arm rests are already there! :) Make sure you get all the parts!  welded floor brackets, back fiberboard panel and welded metal channel, Arm rests and filler panels, the latch, bumpers and bumper plate (screwed on the body) and the two seats of course.  the coupe backer panel is a little shorter that a verts, but since you have to weld in the channel, you can make it work. the vert panel is not reproed AFAIK.

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Originality / Re: What are the colors of each wiring harness tag?
« on: March 23, 2011, 04:32:23 PM »
Bowtie, you looking to reproduce these?

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Restoration / Re: 69 Rally Sport parking light trim rings?
« on: February 22, 2011, 12:10:57 PM »
Thanks! 

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Restoration / Re: 69 Rally Sport parking light trim rings?
« on: February 20, 2011, 12:15:22 PM »
 Very good info, but I have a question about the argent paint, was this done on only RS lights or all models? I have a box of old lens and most of them have a trace of this paint (no trim rings).

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Restoration / Re: Advice on interior Restoration
« on: February 03, 2011, 03:03:15 AM »
All, Ricks is now carrying a Platinum version of the 69 Standard door panel.  Reviews are good that it very closely matches the original GM panels.  bc69, use Fusion satin black.  When sprayed properly, it has the correct gloss.  I have used it on my seat backs, kick panels and the pebble part of the dash cluster.  Works great!  (ps my console was in great shape, so I did not need to paint it :))

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Originality / Re: Heater/Air Box seals
« on: January 31, 2011, 12:19:10 PM »
I ordered the repro heater box seals, very disappointed. Ended up ordering various sheets of sponge neoprene and rubber from mcmaster.  Then made templates and cut them by hand.  Worked out much better. 

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Originality / Re: Heater box seal
« on: January 01, 2011, 05:21:15 PM »
Quote from: BlackoutSteve on January 01, 2011, 02:28:53 PM
Quote from: KevinW on December 31, 2010, 01:40:23 PM
AMK wants a $30 min order last I looked + ship.

They do, but are you saying you can't find other stuff to order?
Everytime I flick through their catalog, I have a another list as long as my arm! :P

I do have a wish list fo AMK, but then I mostly find what I need in my misc bolt boxes. :)  When I get stuck, i will put in an order :D 

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Originality / Re: Heater box seal
« on: December 31, 2010, 01:40:23 PM »
I like the Electrical putty because its a dark charcoal, the strip caulk you can get in stores is a beige.  AMK wants a $30 min order last I looked + ship.  HD or Lowes is a lot cheaper (under $10 I think) and I am there a lot anyway :)

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Originality / Re: Heater box seal
« on: December 30, 2010, 01:06:06 PM »
I used electrical putty (Dum-Dum) rolled out in a bead to seal the outer cover.  I used the putty (used for sealing wires piercing house walls and sold in lowes, Home depot) in a LOT of places, kick panels, rear bumper mounts, tinnerman nuts, cowl squirter seal, etc.

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Restoration / Re: cocktail shaker restoration
« on: December 29, 2010, 02:47:05 PM »
Sorry, 68s are different from 69s due to fender and qtr differences.

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