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70 Iron

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  1. Hi all

    Have any of you ever had this done?I am restoring a map light rear view mirror for the 70 and would like to know where a good place to get it resilvered.I have been looking on the net for a place that does the auto rear views but they are scarice.I called a couple of places but they no longer do it and still waiting on one to return my call.I found a place in Anaheim Ca. that will do it,Its called Anaheim Glass,so unless I hear of a better place it will be sent to them tomorrow.I had to remove the mirror from the holder and just send the glass.The price is 25 bucks and 2-3 wks turn around.The price sounds good if they do a good job. Thanks,TERRY

  2. Sounds good Tony,"Warning",I DO TALK ALOT ABOUT MONTES"!

    I am really excited about this sticker so I went out in the 12 degree night weather to the garage to get my tag #,Is this normal for a SENIOR citizen to still get excited over such little things ?lol

    Terry

  3. Thanks Tony,I checked out the PA site and found the 70s sticker and they look great.I just have to decide if I want my antique tag # on it or not.What did you decide?I have seen them on cars at shows and they always impressed me.

    It sure looks great on your Monte,thats for sure.Yes,Head that Monte West young man when the weather allows,will be glad to see you.

    Terry

  4. Thats just what I was looking for Capri,and to have the numbers and date typed in is a plus.I bought one a few years ago and had to type the # and date.Thanks a bunch.I will be ordering it today.

    Robert ,you may have the blue GM decal,"mark of excellence"

    Thanks,Terry

  5. Hi all,

    This decal was installed by GM at the factory,Its the one that has your VIN # and dated when your monte was assembled.Its blue with an overlay on it and is on the drivers door.I know that a few years ago they were illegal to sell, A couple of weeks ago I saw them somewhere on ebay for sale for 35.00,but I did'nt pay any mind to them to where I saw them, Has any one seen them ? I belive it was a chevelle vendor.I would like to find one just for a spare. Thanks

    Terry

  6. Michael,

    I have the clutch pedal assembly,which includes the pedals,Z bar,frame bracket,ball,pedal rod,adjusting armand also the fire wall plate which the rod runs thru.If still interested ,PM or Email me. I will provide a picture.They come from a 70 Chevelle

    Terry

  7. I fixed the kickdown problem today, It was'nt as short as previously thought,it was about 1 1/2".I extended the slot in the kickdown with a "slot" from a newer model cruise control and just cut off the rod part,used a small bolt and double nut to lock it where the adjustment should be,and hooked the other end on the stud on the carb. This will work until I find the original bracket.I just took it out for a spin and it all worked great.The new rear gears 308:1 {had 256:1}the dual exhaust and the 4 barrel sure made a difference.

    Thanks to all

    Terry

  8. I used the same bracket that was on the cable originly,and bolted it in the same back left two bolts.Maybe the carb linkage is the problem.I'll look a little closer tomorrow ,it was kind of late when I finished and also a little tired,I'm getting to old to tackle jobs like this!! lol

    Thanks 72

    Terry

  9. I changed my 2 barrel manifold to a 4 barrel with a Alumimun performer.I went with a stage 2 Quadrajet from Jegs.Do they make a differnt cable for the 4 barrel kickdown ?My kickdown cable is 2 inches or so short.

    The engine is a 350.I put a new throttle cable on for the 4 barrel which works fine. I was wondering if any of you went thru this and what you did to correct it.Thanks

    Terry

  10. A friend that has his 71 M/C body off too told me he didn't think it would go ,but would like to know before I remove the old one. No plans in the future of removing the body,so unless I'm sure that the line won't go,I'll not replace it.Its ok anyway,just wanted to clean up the under carriage. Thanks

    Terry

  11. I bought all new stainless brake lines and fuel lines for my 70 M/C.The brake lines are on but I'm wondering if the 3/8 fuel line will go on with out lifting the body.It looks like the problem will be over the spring tower. Has anyone tried to install it straight in? Thanks

    Terry

  12. My front pump seal just started leaking,Little puddles of trany fluid every where I have been.But I'm taking the easy way out,My good friend "EARL" has a tranny shop and my 70 is going in tommorow and will be finished that evening.Good luck with yours.

    Terry

  13. Kc,Sounds like you are really hooked up!also alot of fun to drive too.When I get the 4 barrel 0n I guess mine will have about 300 hp ,350/250hp duals and 4 barrel?I have the 308:1 posi ready to go in,sandblasted,painted,new brake cables,brakes, hardware and Aluminum brake drums,realy looks good. I may have time in about a week or so to install it.Terry

  14. Thanks for the help understanding how this rear works guys.

    I just wanted to be sure it was the way it susposed to work before I put it in the Monte.

    As far as having the power to burn them ,I probably don't have a tire smoker,its only a 350/250 hp. I added dual exhaust and getting everything together to add a 4 barrel carb, but maybe on the right surface it may.lol. Some of the car cruises, they allow you to burnout when leaving and just maybe I'll be able to lay down two black marks instead of the one tire fire.I'm planning on installing it in a week or two,Just don't have time right at the moment,been dealing with the wifes cancer and treatments,but all will work out. Thanks again,Terry

  15. Thanks KC ,Than I really don't have a problem? So with this rear will it slip allowing it to turn in driveway ect with out making any unpleasent noises, But will be posi when one tire begins to spin?

    Thanks,Terry

    Bare with me Guys,I'm trying to understand this before I install it lol

  16. Hi to all,

    I just bought a 10 Bolt 308:1 Posi Rear [Limited Slip] at the fall Carlisle and getting it ready to put it in the Monte.I drained the old grease out and put in new as well as the additive.The gears looked great ,so I have it all detailed and looking fine with stainless brake lines,new wheel cylinders,Alumium Drums,new brake shoes and hardware.Now to my question!,Should'nt I be able to hold one wheel and be able to slightly turn the other with a little resistance? I even put on the wheels and had a friend hold one side but it will only turn both,like a full positraction.Is this something that will brake loose after installing it or don't I have a problem? The rear come out of a 72 El Camino with the code GF which means 308:1 posi 1972.

    Ideas or opinions will be helpful,Thanks Terry

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