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General Discussion / Re: Voltage Regulator Missing?
« on: July 06, 2022, 01:21:23 AM »
Good Point.^^
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Maintenance / Re: At a loss - engine stalls under load
« on: July 05, 2022, 03:20:37 PM »
Car will rev in neutral without issue.
I had a problem like this on a quadrajet car, turnout to be missing that darn thin metal separator gasket.
Check the vacuum values?
Might NOT apply to your Holley situ
I had a problem like this on a quadrajet car, turnout to be missing that darn thin metal separator gasket.
Check the vacuum values?
Might NOT apply to your Holley situ
529
Promotional Events and Concept Cars / Re: Edmonton Speedway Park: 1969 Camaro RS/SS Conv. Pace Car for Can Am Sept. 1968
« on: July 05, 2022, 05:38:19 AM »
I know this is NOT the thread for it, but Man Look at the contrast between the black Cali Plate color and the tail pan, My oh My,,,,,,,,,,,,,
T.Y. for posting
T.Y. for posting
530
Originality / Re: Hood latch finish - phosphate?
« on: July 04, 2022, 12:00:46 AM »
Well the Photo of the Black RS/Z survivor is consistent with the New Car test HOT ROD magazine car, in that the "Hook" certainly seems darker.
Cropped photo attached.
From Jerry's Book:
Hood hinges grey or black phosphate
Hood latch assembley grey or black phosphate
What does the New Judging Guideline book suggest?
Cropped photo attached.
From Jerry's Book:
Hood hinges grey or black phosphate
Hood latch assembley grey or black phosphate
What does the New Judging Guideline book suggest?
531
General Discussion / Re: Fuel hose text
« on: July 03, 2022, 11:29:12 PM »
^^^Lloyds 69 builds 3/8" lines found some clear markings
Ref Page #34 of his camaros.net build
Ref Page #34 of his camaros.net build
532
Originality / Re: Hood latch finish - phosphate?
« on: July 03, 2022, 03:00:44 PM »
Zinc Phosphate.
https://www.palmettoenterprisesparkerizing.com/
The resulting-colored results vary with, Metal composition of its constituent materials, Differing Heat treating of Parts, Duration in the solution, Prep methods, Surface profile, Post treatment, Time in service, Exposure to Elements and Moisture, etc.
https://www.palmettoenterprisesparkerizing.com/
The resulting-colored results vary with, Metal composition of its constituent materials, Differing Heat treating of Parts, Duration in the solution, Prep methods, Surface profile, Post treatment, Time in service, Exposure to Elements and Moisture, etc.
533
General Discussion / Re: Looking for advice
« on: July 02, 2022, 12:25:11 AM »
(My Opinion:) No if your future is a "sale", It would be best to keep your Sunk costs as low as possible. However the nitty gritty details of this Factory installed drivetrain portions would be best preserved and included for the next restorer to 'deal with' while (the Parts) being used to conclusively document the car and thus maximize your potential gains.
i.e. Say you get the work done and someone decks the block and removed important supporting data points.
i.e. Say you get the work done do you really realize Dollar for Dollar of expense.
Welcome to the Site.
As always we are F-body Car "FOAMERS" & enjoy even just photos of your long term vehicle.
wishing you the best.
JIM
i.e. Say you get the work done and someone decks the block and removed important supporting data points.
i.e. Say you get the work done do you really realize Dollar for Dollar of expense.
Welcome to the Site.
As always we are F-body Car "FOAMERS" & enjoy even just photos of your long term vehicle.
wishing you the best.
JIM
534
Garage Talk / Re: Iowa Restoration Shop Recommendation/Help -- Engine, Drivetrain
« on: July 01, 2022, 03:15:10 PM »
Looking Good, I can Second the Coker built Radial-Bias ply red lines you WILL enjoy that for sure Looks and performance BOTH.
Jim
Jim
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Originality / Re: Fan Shroud Upper Bracket
« on: June 28, 2022, 04:05:53 PM »
68 12D LOS Small block (Missing) [Z28]
68 12E LOS Big block (Fixed-Weldnut) [L35]
69 04C LOS Small block (Clip-J Nut) [L48]
68 12E LOS Big block (Fixed-Weldnut) [L35]
69 04C LOS Small block (Clip-J Nut) [L48]
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Mild Modifications / Re: Adding factory Console Gauges And Replacement of Fuel Gauge with T3
« on: June 28, 2022, 03:38:54 AM »
All replies are welcome.
Step ONE, purchase a Large format Color Wiring Schematic.
classiccarwiring.com
This will be a "additional" tool in addition to the A.I.M & Factory Books.
just a thought
Step ONE, purchase a Large format Color Wiring Schematic.
classiccarwiring.com
This will be a "additional" tool in addition to the A.I.M & Factory Books.
just a thought
537
Maintenance / Re: 1967 1968 4 speed shifter adjustments
« on: June 15, 2022, 04:36:20 AM »
1968 AIM
M20, (M21, M22)
A5
Page 321
Locating Gage "C" (aka flat area in the middle)
M20, (M21, M22)
A5
Page 321
Locating Gage "C" (aka flat area in the middle)
538
Originality / Re: 1967 RS/SS black paint on rear tail light panel.
« on: June 15, 2022, 02:28:06 AM »
Photo added as relevant to topic.
Vintage Chevrolet 1967 RSSS 396
Vintage Chevrolet 1967 RSSS 396
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General Discussion / Re: 1969 302 headers with working reverse lock out linkage and power steering
« on: June 14, 2022, 12:31:21 AM »
I am installing them on a 68.
I have a friend (& CRG-Member) that was interested in the same question. He consulted a crg core member whom indicated that even use of these on a 69 would require removal or major linkage Mods.
I have a friend (& CRG-Member) that was interested in the same question. He consulted a crg core member whom indicated that even use of these on a 69 would require removal or major linkage Mods.
540
General Discussion / Re: 1969 302 headers with working reverse lock out linkage and power steering
« on: June 13, 2022, 07:09:57 PM »
Kustom Repop version from Colorado; (KH37)
I am not sure "IF" they have some still avail or had to mfr. another batch of these.
I am not sure "IF" they have some still avail or had to mfr. another batch of these.