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Nice car Mike. Real nice car.
Larry
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which Larry? Which story?
Larry
I'd like to duplicate the factory installation as
much as possible, so I'd like to run a wire from the "tach" terminal of my HEI
to the harness connection on the firewall. My problem is, I'm not sure
which terminal in the harness connection it should be. On a non-HEI car,
where did the tac
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I posted some photos of my 68 Malibu at:
www.angelfire.com/pop2/d_overpeck
Hope you enjoy them.
Don
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I posted some photos of my 68 Malibu on a website
at:
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Feel free to take a look.
Don
I've had a Mallory Unilite for 7 seven years on my BB and its
works and works. Aren't all the electric dist. great. So long
points!
65 Anglia w/ TR-3 eng.
56 Studie w/ 389 Pontiac 3X2s Isky
Homemade headers 13.70 105 in 1965
59 Chevy 2Door cp 283 3 sp Should
have kept this o
I wasn't going to do this, but I think I'm the only
one left:
1964 Olds Cutlass F-85 Convertible, 330cu in/4
bbl/300hp, 2 spd automatic - a very fast car. This was my first car at 16
(1968). my father wouldn't let me buy the 64 Plymouth Fury 383/4 speed I really
wanted - and I was using my
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You can build a TH400 to handle just about anything that a 350 could ever
put out.
John Nasta
Old Car Network
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In a message dated 02/13/2002 9:31:38 PM Central Standard Time,
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My t-350 needs to get rebuilt and i have been doing some thinking. I am
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My t-350 needs to get rebuilt and i have been doing some thinking. I am
thinking the chevelle is gonna have around 500-600 hp before the NOS. So
would a t-400 handle
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how much for the dart
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if you have pics please send them
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lary, tell me the story, i'm interested
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how much ??
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john, that cherry paint, looks cherry!, niice!!!
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DP40LF is a two part epoxy primer made by PPG. Actually, I prefer DP90LF
which is the same product in black. Then I would use a urethane black over
it. The nice thing about
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the stuff they sell in eastwood, works pretty good, if you need more info,
let me know
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sean, welcome to hell (it froze over)
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yuck - 4100
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back in the 80,s my friends and i used to drive vintage stuff all the time in
the winter, some examples; 1970 monte ss, 1970 elcaminio ss396 cowl
induction, trans ams-455,
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denny, reconsider the 502- too hairy?? whaaa?? no such thing!
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yea and the ground doesn't shake here in mn unless a big block drives by!
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try to score a set of these and cover them with original 69 upholstry, some
times the foam is a little diffrent, but it can be made to work.
buick, olds, pont, chev
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all the a body seats are the same frame design, try to score a set of these
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DP40LF?
JOE BANKS
AZTECH MOLD & DIE STEEL
602-257-2300
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-- All I can tell you is he
goes to a lot of swaps. He was at one of them last week-end in
Ohio . He buys early from other swapers. Phone # 330-332-9830. That's
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Thanks Dwaine:
I left out all the cars I drove of my dads. Like the 47 studebaker pickup we drove for years.
Larry
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I stand corrected - never paid attention to the rest of the GM family.
Point being that Positraction is a trade mark and not generic. Learn more
every day.
Dale
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> As a
Thank you Dwaine. My first 56 was our family car and I just
became involved with Chevy's for the most part.
Dale
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I don't
know if the ones I saw actually sold. I did a search for them a couple of days
ago and they came right up. Then I searched again yesterday for the same words
and they did not show, so I figured they must have sold.
John Nasta
Old Car Network
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I think we have beat this horse to death, But anyway;
69 F@rd Falcon 170 ci 6 cyl, ran great and never let me down; totaled twice
70 Camero 307 ci , ran great and looked go
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I put some 1.8's on my 468 a few years back. I picked up about a 10th and
1mph(low 11's) After a 4-5 passes I broke a guideplate an dother uglies.
Check BIND, CLEARANCE
i guess the bottom line is you pay for what you get. some of the repop stuff is great. some is junk but gee was the chrome or paint on the original that good? some of the repop stuff i have bought is nicer than the original hey guys mass production makes any quality go down. technology is so mu
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John,
On those bezels. I might have not seen the ones you mentioned that sold. I have looked at additional pics of a set of nos bezels that are still listed on Ebay from a guy out of Alabama or near there.
The Goodmark ad displaying the 66 full quarters were listed new items in this months Chevy
Sorry
everyone! I pulled a Britney!~...I forgot to turn off the "Read Receipt"
functionI'll go out back and whip myself...
OK My car list but I drove them longer and traded less often.
1) 66SS 396 Chevelle (great fast 375hp car) got a few tickets and girls)
2) 75 Cougar. ( junk and what was I thinking)
3) 71 Monte Carlo (400 BB and just a great clean looking cruising car)
4) 74 Ford Maverick (6 cyl 3 on the tree and
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I was told you can use square tube to box in lowwer control arms. Let me know I am
gettong ready to do this job myself and if advised otherwise yhis is the way I am
going
Dwaine,
By all
means, all I am expressing is my own opinion. Those bezels on ebay looked
pretty rough to me though, and in fact, I think it was very good of the seller
to show exactly what the condition was. Personally I would not have paid that
kind of money for those pieces, but obvio
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Keith, thanks for the insight. I totally forgot about this
problemheard it a long time ago. I know I have enough
piston/valve clearance but will have to also check coil
John,
I understand but some of this nos has set on a shelf or some sort of storage for several years. Please don't get me wrong the repo stuff has its valued place in the car restoration hobby but if I can pick up an nos piece and buff out a little shelf wear I would do so. If the nos is not avail
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I don't know what the HP increase would be, but going to 1.8 rockers will
increase you power through out the full range. Your duration and lift will
be increased. One thing
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Another young guy 33
75 Ventura Bumble bee yellow but I loved it
80 Citation V6 Oh God I can't believe I thought it was fast
77 Monte Carlo 25,000 miles sweet Sold for co
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Ok, here is my list of cars since I was 16
66 SS Chevelle 396 (hot rod, got pulled over 32 time in one month)
76 Capri II V6 (Road racer)
80 Datsun 4x4 pickup 4 cyl (dog
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Big block buds,
Anyone have any experience(before/after dyno#)using
1.8 RR vs 1.7'sI heard 30hp?
Emil Dusek:71Chevelle SS/502,3780lb
Quickest 1/86.8721 NA
Fastes
Rich:
that name sounds real familiar but I couldn't find it on my phone/mailing list. I'm almost positive i have dealt with him. email me offline with his ebay screen name and also his email address. at this point i can tell you he hasn't ever screwed me. i always remember them.
IMO, if it
is advertised as NOS, it should not have to be reconditioned before you can use
it. An operative part of the NOS acronym is the word NEW. If it is scratched
up, it is not new. It is just old stock. I can't sell a scratched up repro
piece and call it new, and I expect the same fro
Larry,
You and Dale have some nice selections over the years. Your list make a statement about when you started enjoying cars and styles through the years.
Dwaine
Has anyone had any dealings with a guy by the name
of Krebs? He sells on e-bay.
I met him at the Detroit swap meet in January and
he was going to meet me at the Maumee Ohio swap meet and sell me a restored
steering wheel. I e-mailed him and he never answered. I drove 140 miles to the
swap me
Dale,
Nice list of cars!
Dwaine
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I somewhat agree. I had the seller send me better pics and yes they had a few extra scratches but nothing that cannot be buffed and polished out. I did not bid on them but would like a set of nos to put back in storage.
Also, I can't say enough how many times I have seen cars at
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As I recall, The Chevy Interchange Manual does not consider all HEIs the
same, despite the fact that they are interchangeable. I think the mid 70's
from 350 cid truck mot
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As I recall, The Chevy Interchange Manual does not consider all HEIs the
same, despite the fact that they are interchangeable. I think the mid 70's
from 350 cid truck mot
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Interchangeable within certain engine families, that
is. A Pontiac distributor won't fit an Olds or Chevy
block, for example.
Brad
> GM HEI distributors are quite inter
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GM HEI distributors are quite interchangeable. I took an HEI from a 78 TA
400ci and bolted it right into my 62 Catalina 389ci. BTW regarding the
recent topic of cars ever
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I have here a used side-view mirror which I believe is for a 1973-77
Chevelle or El Camino. It is dirty and pitted and would need to be
re-chromed for a show car. The glass
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>Is an 83 Blazer HEI computer controlled or did that come later?
I guess the computers came later on the trucks because I don't have any
computer in mine.
>Also, does the
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Oops, I've not kept up on the thread, looks like HEI has already been suggested!
sorry about the oversight on my part.
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>Subject: RE: [Chevelle-List] Msd Ignition; use an HEI?
>Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2
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I have a HEI distributor from an '83 Blazer in my 69 El Camino and it works
great.
John Nasta
Old Car Network
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How about putting a GM HEI distributor in? They are cheap, and readily
available, and work great. I had one on my '69 for years.
Don wrote:
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Accel also makes a street electronic dist. that is pretty much bolt on & go.
I have one in my Malibu. I think it was around $150 but don't remember for
sure. I can look it u
I'm not sure if the tach wire itself was part of the harness or not. Yes,
the tach hooks to your Tach terminal on the HEI. Here's a photo of the
connections on a 69 tach cluster. Should be the same idea, but probably
different color wires. http://www.noneckschevelle.com/images/tachnew3.jpg
Jo
At 04:09 AM 02/13/2002, you wrote:
Thanks
Kelly:
I will use some of this info in future articles in the club paper.
Back at ya for the 442Elk picsthey're great!
Kelly C. Hanna
El Camino Country
www.hannawoodworks.com
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As a sidebar to this, not all GM divisions
used "Positraction". For example, Pontiac's term for
limited slip was "Safe-T-Track". Dunno what Olds,
Buick, and Caddy used.
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I would like to know how much she wants for it. I probably can't afford it
right now, but I would be curious to know anyway.
John Nasta
Old Car Network
http://oldcarnetwork
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Just to expand on the HEI suggestion, they're quite easy
to rebuild so if you can get ahold of a core for a good
price it's definitely an option. I like to shim the
gear
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A lady that I worked with at Kent State had me come over after her husband
passed away to look though his garage and evaluate what she should sell and
some pricing. There w
Thanks Dale, that's the one. Looks SO much better without
that cap on the back.
John Nasta
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I think this is the same 442/Elky but without the camper shell(?)
http://www.dalesplace.com/images/gallery/misc
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A lady that I worked with at Kent State had me come over after her husband
passed away to look though his garage and evaluate what she should sell and
some pricing. There
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I think what you are talking about is a "door lock pawl". It is the lever
that attaches to the end of the lock cylinder. It turns and trips the latch
when you turn the key.
ok one more time, I left out a few that mom & dad have owned
67 Galaxie 500 - mom loved that car, thing flew
67 Impala
78 GMC 4x4 - They bought this one new back in 78, planning to redo it and add a 454
72 Caprice - I wish they kept this one for me
67 Jaguar XKE - mom's first car, she still h
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Suppose to be on Speedvision (now the Speed channel) on:
February 24 (Sunday), 6:00 PM EST / 5:00 PM CST
February 27 (Wednesday), 7:30 PM EST / 4:30 PM CST
February 27 (Wedn
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I think it's this Sat and Sun on TNN. In OK it's on like 8:30 or 9:00am
(CST) range.
Dale
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> Hey guys,
> I remember reading about Chevelles being featured on
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Hey guys,
I remember reading about Chevelles being featured on some TV
shows this month. Last years Chevellabration and another program on
Chevelles. Does anyone
I think this is the same 442/Elky but without the camper
shell(?)
http://www.dalesplace.com/images/gallery/misc/1967d.gif
http://www.dalesplace.com/images/gallery/misc/1967b.gif
http://www.dalesplace.com/images/gallery/misc/1967a.jpg
Here's a Nomad I wish GM would have made: http://www.dale
Welcome aboard Bill!
Larry
Thanks Kelly:
I will use some of this info in future articles in the club paper.
Larry
Well i kind of mentioned some cars but here is the list
1) 57 chev convert. i bought this car is 1965 for a whopping $110.00. i didn't even have a drivers license so my dad had to drive it home. i tore the 3 speed transmission part to put new gaskets in it not knowing about all those little needle
80 matches
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