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Happy Mother's Day to ALL the moms out there!!!! Hate to say it, Dennis is right without them we wouldn't be here!!!6 points
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On Ebay, not a fan of some of the mods but it is interesting https://www.ebay.com/itm/115803273965?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D777008%26algo%3DPERSONAL.TOPIC%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20230105140155%26meid%3Ddb2ea8d023444053a845ba81e985ee28%26pid%3D101666%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D1%26itm%3D115803273965%26pmt%3D0%26noa%3D1%26pg%3D2380057%26algv%3DRecentlyViewedItemsV2&_trksid=p2380057.c101666.m5481&_trkparms=pageci%3Ae0e4a879-f23a-11ed-af83-96c72f0d174c|parentrq%3A199edb461880a44c2b5aaf73fffbecce|iid%3A14 points
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Nah, I've tried to search a few times over the years for the p/s reservoir info. This one won't be keeping me up at this point.3 points
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I love to keep a thread going with my “wrinkles “. Keeps Joe up at night. Lol. It the “ CN” scenario all I’ve again.2 points
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Good luck with that. I purchased a factory duplicate because an OE is no longer available it didn't work great, I used a couple from advanced auto didn't work well either. I suggest whatever you go with test it in the tank while empty then half full then full. I just tested mine with it empty and quater tank and figured it was good, it wasn't so next time I do it I will test ot the other way. I guess the arms need to be bent sometimes on the aftermarket units. I am getting tired of removing my tank but at least I'm getting pretty good at it 🤣2 points
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So, as you can tell "Barn Find" has been sleeping for a looooooong time. WELL, she's awake! Lol. Found her in a slumber in a garage with a 71 SS454 Monte Carlo, a 69 GTO rag top and a 70 SUPER BEE! She fired right up and was eager for a ride in the fresh air. Got her to our place of repairs (Kevin's house) and immediately took inventory of the trunk full and back seat full of parts waiting to be installed. Started off with putting the latest, greatest updated registration sticker in the window. Lol then installed the 2 sport mirrors I painted a few days ago. The original drivers mirror was literally black in the center portion of the lens and the passenger side was old, crusty and just wrong. Lol. Also lubricated the window regulators and motor while the door panels were off. OMG what a difference! The windows go up and down like lightning compared to how they were. Lol2 points
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What 71 ? 😂 All I can see is a girl in a bikini !! But then again my eyesight is not quite what it used to be !!1 point
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Joe doesn't sleep anyway Dennis, so you will not be keeping him up!! However, you might be keeping him out of the hot tub?????? lol1 point
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Yes happy mothers day to all the moms out there. I'm lucky I get to spend the day with my mom and brother and sister. Doing a cookout at my brother's house.1 point
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Carl, i agree with Joe. You will have to lift the body up off the frame about 5-6 inches in the rear to get the pre made lines in place. Not sure how bad your lines that you want to change are, but i dont suggest piecing them either. Depends on what your plans are, meaning if you plan on cleaning and painting the bottom floor pans and frame, take it apart. If not, make your own lines for now, then when your ready do everything. This snowball is up to the cars shape and what you want out of her. Good Luck and keep us posted! I remember when i restored mine i forgot the lines and thats what i had to do!!! (learn by mistake) or as we say 1 step forward and 3 steps back, in my case,1 point
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I saw the title and thought you guys were crazy, taking the Montes to a swamp. Maybe do some mud bogging? Lift kits, mudder tires, that kind of thing. Glad I read it wrong.1 point
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There's something in the GM heritage archive files too that has spring rates, I seem to recall. Heading out for the evening, I'll look later. You can look here though in the mean time, you may find it, or if nothing else, there's a boatload of great info here. https://www.firstgenmc.com/forums/index.php?/resources/gmheritagearchiveinfo/ EDIT: I had a couple of minutes. Here are the spring tables from the archives. Something to look at when matching spring rates against replacement springs.1 point
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Dale, I agree with Joe statements above statement. I am going to add another reason.... as much tweaking as you have had to do on that PITA POA, trying to break it free, it could be damaged and you don't want to go this far only to have to go back in and replace it if it is damaged or contaminated. Just my 2 cents. rob1 point
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Well the original rear end, numbers on the axle tube for my 70 SS is all ready to be installed. Finished it up today. Now, when to install it so the identical rear, not numbers matching can then be installed into "barn find" . Lolol Decided to do a quick polish to the rear bumper. It looked horrible and wouldn't clean up with a brillo. If you zoom in you can see the b4 and after. Right side is after. Lolol. The bumper is still shot but looks better. Lol1 point
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Nice Monte. I agree, they look good. I don't like the look with white letters. I feel a whitewall or redline would look better with the PO2 hubcaps. I love the look of Rally's with white letters.1 point
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I had an adapter made for the expansion valve and a new line from the condenser, making money now right! But then I got the POA Eliminator cross threaded on the evaporator side I think. I'm going to try it anyway because after trying to get it in straight for over an hour or so, I think the threads on the POA Eliminator will only start crooked now. I'm going to see if it will hold vacuum and maybe the O-ring is compressed enough maybe to seal, but I think I'll have to order another POA Eliminator and may have to get an evaporator after all, but we'll see. For now, I'm ready to move on to the front brakes and shocks so I can get back on the road at least. Sigh...............0 points