Frebreeze (sp?) the heck out of it and then leave the windows open for a couple
of days (thieves and weather permitting.)
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Then call me crazy because Microsoft is NOT a monopoly.
Didn't the judge convict them of having a monopoly, monopolistic practices or some
such thing?
I say this to you from my Linux computer. Nothing makes me buy a Microsoft product
and nothing ever will.
Good point but
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... I don't want to get the Chevelle list into politics. We've been there. :)
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Don wrote:
Man That Sounds Cool
I envy you John, what a neat assignment!
And John didn't even mention how he'll have buxom bikini babes posing with the
car pretending to be restoring it. ;)
Here's Cindi bending over the frame applying POR-15. Now Shannon bending over
the fender
Kelly C. Hanna wrote:
Sorry guys and girls but the pics won't load on my site for some
reason...
from the html for the web page:
img src=file:///C:/Aphotos/Trucks/052602newtruck/before/sidebefore.jpg ...
It should probably be more like this (I added your test back in so people could
read
right now but I'd like to go
back to the bench so the kids can ride up front when we go on vacation
this summer.
TIA
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The 18 year old would kill me!
But we all got to die someday, I could think of worse
ways to die...G.
Quoting Fry on Futurama: I never thought I'd die this way. I always
hoped, but I never thought it would happen.
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worry about it.
Oh, and if it ever gives you problem most brake shops will never figure
it out long story goes here Most shops don't understand the older
brake systems enough to actually diagnose a problem beyond We'll have
to replace everything. :(
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When headliners are installed do they have any stuffing behind them, or
are they just material
stretched across the roof?
Depends on the car.
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Not directed any anyone in particular but ...
It's a damn poor mind that can think of only one way to spell a word.
Or, Don't you think the purpose of writing is communicating.
Or, even more to the point, Don't you think the purpose of writing to
the Chevelle newsgroup is to communicate about
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Hello,
OK, I'll admit it, I flubbed. Earlier this week, I installed a
new headliner in my Malibu. ... I have NO IDEA where it goes.
That's not a Doh!
We were putting new headliner in and my father-in-law measured the
width of the roof and cut the headliner
Bill Vander Werf wrote:
My 71 looked like a pretty good specimen when I first saw it except it
sat at least an inch and a half lower on the drivers side. The guy who
owned it wasn't home when I got there to see the car. His wife let me
look it over until he got home. I crawled around
Mark Weber wrote:
I have seen this on some Chevy vehicles over the years. I have a
theory it may be because of the weight of the driver lop-siding the
weight balance.
Our 70 Malibu has the opposite slope despite a spring change. Some
people theorize that because of the crown on the road
Kelly C. Hanna wrote:
They come from everywherethere's a lot more of them than there are
people like us...scary huh
I think the opposite is true, for ever 10 good guys I've met in the old car
hobby I've met about 1 jerk.
It's just that the jerks stick in your mind and craw. :)
BTW:
jason pollock wrote:
...
the cd roms are availablef from the garden of speedin 1800 motorhead
www.gardenofspeed.com
Thanks Jason, Dale, and Larry (for the warning).
BTW: I think the url is http://www.gardenofspeedin.com
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396guy wrote:
...You might try getting a hold of a program by
Detroit Iron. It's a CD of photocopies of the GM Parts Accessory manual,
Body Chassis manual, and a couple of others. Around $40-$50 but it's
worth it to have all the data in one place.
I thought they went out of business
Craig Cerena Robertson wrote:
I purchased a used set of headers for my 69 SS. They were unused
but are a little marked up. I think I'm going to sand blast them.
What should I paint them with.
POR-15 has http://www.por15.com/hightempcoatings.html while Eastwood has
SILVER HIGH TEMP
the points between oil changes :)
Larry (z) ~knows just enough to be dangerous; anyone care to let me
rewire their house?
You couldn't do a worse job than the guy my wife hired.
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...I am not to sure though what kind of pressure an automobiles brake
system reaches in a panic stop...If anyone knows...
2000-3000 lb/in^2 depending upon the braking system. Enough I wouldn't
trust any car without double flares.
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Wurzbacher, Lance wrote:
Anybody out there know of a good way for me to tell which frame motor mounts
I have?
Someone is going to take pictures for the motor mount FAQ
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Can anyone please explain back spacing to me? I really don't
understand it, or I am just confusing my self.
Maybe a picture is worth a thousand words then:
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She who dies with the most fabric, wins...
So fat chicks who require tent like dresses will inherit the earth?
Yeek!
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I'm not totally sure I understand...are you saying that
the voltage drops from 12V to 9V while the switch is in
the start position?
I took him to mean it drops to 9V
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The new upgraded (formerly pink) lead from the firewall to the HEI Batt has
12 volts while the key is in the start position (the lead is not connected
to the HEI so the
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I was wondering if anybody had ideas or know a web site for making
stanchions at an inside car show? We're getting anxious for a show and saw
there is an inside show at
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Jeez Louis some of you guys have had great cars.
Here's my list:
1955 Mercury shortbox pickup inline six with a 3 on the tree. Rusted out floorpans
meant you got wet
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I vote for Elky Country :)
Kelly C. Hanna wrote:
... El Camino WorldHeaven apparently doesn't work for Elkys as
it's got no votes.
El Camino Heaven would be where
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How do you calculate the cubic inches of an engine?
Displacement - the total volume of air and fuel that an engine is
theoretically capable of drawing into all its
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And for the naysayers who love to bash Outlook, it has nothing to do
with it. I have been using Outlook for years and have never gotten a
single virus.
Steve Gibson
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Cliff, just about any factory SBC valve cover will look
correct; I'm not sure about Canada for 1970 but for the
US the correct look is the PCV valve in 1 cover (I'm
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yes the http://www.ucalgary.ca/~csimpson/chevelle.html
is still forbidden to me!
Try http://www.ucalgary.ca/~csimpson/Chevelle.html
Note the capital C on Chevelle.
I
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Have you or anybody else seen some of those blowers on swap meets or
anywhere else, I would really like one as my car came with it from the
factory
There are 3 parts,
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Sorry I meant to get back to you sooner. I could have sworn that either
Summit or Jegs sold OEM (or at least OEM-style) covers.
I just took a quick look though and
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I'm not sure what was wrong with it but I tried everything
to get it to runn it would always run like it was way
out of time. I pulled it out put in another almost
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Tigergutt wrote:
I thought it was kind of a fan or something on the package tray, what you
have is like on a modern car, isn't it ?
My bad, I should explain. If you
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Tigergutt wrote:
Welcome to the list !
Thanks
Any pictures of the rear window defroster ??
Here's a crappy one:
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just an idea- but would a couple pieces of heat shrink over the cut in the
fiber-optic tube work???
It might, maybe I should grab a bunch of
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Hi John,
...
1) is anyone reproing the low washer fluid light setup. I cut the fibre
optic cable off years ago but would like to restore it.
If just the cable is
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Nice looking cars Cliff.
Thanks,
I like the 442, too. A friend in school had oneboy was it
fast! They look good together.
Yeah but I really need a Skylark and
. You'll find that
people are more likely to respond to you if they have a
more 3-dimensional idea of who you are.
My name is Cliff Simpson, I live in Calgary Alberta, hereafter referred to
as the frozen North, I'm a computer geek by trade. I have a 70 Malibu 350
which is just about the anti
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I think they quit doing that because of a potential build up of
flammable fumes in the pit. I was told this years ago. Urban legend??
No, it's not an UL.
Recipe for
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Doesnt get much better than a big block chevelle!!
Oh yes it does! Two big blocks!
If anyone didn't see the 70 Chevelle with 2 big blocks for sale on EBay
last year:
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Even better than a fix that will give a false sense of security, quit using
Outlook.
I mean what does Outlook really give you that is worth the danger it
represents?
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Michael Ishee wrote:
... tell me where I can find a Wolf cover.
http://www.saddleman.com/wolf/wolfcovers/
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Feel free to also contact CostCo as their tire people refused to install
rubber on a 70 Malibu because it wasn't in their book and it's not a Chevelle.
Idiots.
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Has anyone had the string break off of gear selector in the dash part of
the speedometer head?
I pulled the entire dash a few years back and was able to work on the
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I should just pipe in that my classic car insurance also covers parts so if
my storage shed gets broke into they will pay to replace what was stolen.
Subject to them
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