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#1
Originality / Suspension colors on a 68 RS/SS BIG BLOCK
January 19, 2016, 10:58:59 PM
Hey guys I'm restoring the front end now and have reinstalled the sub frame on new bushins,it's painted chassis black along with upper and lower control arms, next is the coils and the steering components. I'm not sure what colors they should be. The Camaro book says colors varied.flat gray coils and center link,clear on the steering box??.any help would be a great help.is there a color chart somewhere out there,I've done a bunch of shearches and no luck.thanks in advance
#2
Originality / Re: 1st gen wireing harness
December 18, 2015, 08:21:44 PM
Thanks everyone for the answers
#3
Originality / Re: 1st gen wireing harness
December 14, 2015, 11:11:46 PM
The fuse block is not that bad, the rust ate the upper cowl but the original owner covered the car during the winter. Also the 396 has the smog still on it will it devalue the car if I remove it and save it. I'm going to take your advice and fix the harness if I have to I can splice in wires I can do that.
#4
Originality / 1st gen wireing harness
December 13, 2015, 11:28:11 PM
So I just reinstalled my sub frame in my RS SS BIG BLK and I'm looking forward to putting the car back together from a rotisserie restoration. I'm restoring this car for value and want to try to keep everything original as possible . The car had huge rust issues and leaked so bad the previous owner quite driving it during the winter. Do you experts thing reinstalling a 47 year old harness is worth the hassle or will a new harness devalue the car. Thanks for you help
#5
Turned out I cut the rot out and made my own, thanks anyway
#6
Restoration / Patch panel for passenger side door frame
November 12, 2014, 11:13:20 PM
Hey guys, big dump and happy here, I'm still working on new quarters on my BB RS/SS and have discover some rust has eaten thru the door frame on the passenger side inner, just above the rocker. Does anyone know where I can find a patch panel? I've checked all the usual sources . Thanks for the help
#7
Restoration / New quarters on my 68
September 20, 2014, 10:26:43 PM
Big dumb and happy here , I'm going to install new quarters on my RS/SS Big block. I've taken it off the rotisserie and supported it at the front subframe ,and the rear axle mounts. (6 location) I'm going to rebuild the hinges on my doors. I have a box tubing cage installed to keep the body from warping while I installed the roof structure , floor,etc. I'll cut that out and install the doors and get them to fit the existing quarters with good tolerances . Then remove the existing quarters and install the new one to fit the doors ,trunk gutter , sail panel. 80 hrs later I'm done. Please let me if my process has any flaws or if you have tips on ? Thanks in advance , build on! :)
#8
Restoration / Re: Measurement between the quarters
September 20, 2014, 09:39:35 AM
Mike, thanks soooo much.
#9
Restoration / Measurement between the quarters
September 19, 2014, 10:42:25 PM
Hi to all, I'm new and have been restoring a 68 RS/SS big block. It was a mess, rusty bucket. New floor new A pillar post new roof structure, new trunk, new book shelf, now I'm on the piece between the trunk and the rear window, the new piece has me worried because it seem to be pushing the quarters out. I'm going to test fit the trunk lid tomorrow but does anyone know the measurement from seam to seam? Thanks in advance for your help.