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    1. #25
      Join Date
      Jul 2002
      Location
      Mesquite, TX
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      Country Flag: United States
      Okay, who's the moron who decided that rebuilding a car in the driveway in Texas in the summer was a good idea?

      Oh yeah. That was me. I'm starting to regret it - and it's not even hot yet.

      Engine is cleaned up and put together with new gaskets. I haven't installed the valve covers yet as I know I'll have to adjust the valves.



      I've never had the key to the car - and to remove the ignition lock, you turn the key one notch and then stick a pin in this little hole... but with no key, that wasn't an option. However, I have a band saw. It works too.



      Dash got cleaned up, paint stripped, and new paint put on. Still need to do the flat black areas.



      I have shot paint on the lower half of the dash (top half is a flatter paint) and the tops of the doors.



      Also painted the glove box door, ashtray and the like.

      Heater is installed.





      I spent more money.

      I was at 1381.26.
      Subtract the 15.95 for the sway bar bushings I returned.
      Add:
      26.96 for headlamp switch, thermostat with gasket and valve cover gaskets.
      8.99 for a replacement dipstick after I broke mine.

      Reckon that puts me right at 1401.26.





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