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Chamonix ‘73 

 

Wasn’t particularly productive last night.
 

I bought a gallon of epoxy primer, a gal of Single stage enamel in Chamonix, seam sealer, rocker coat, and some other stuff yesterday but I couldn’t bring myself to start prepping the bay for paint so instead I separated the engine and trans. I mounted the engine to a stand for cleaning/seals/292 cam/paint/etc. 

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I reinforced the motor mount on the “new” subframe for this car as well. 

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14 minutes ago, dlhoovler said:

It's odd, Jake, but your '02 is looking more and more like a Buick! 

 You aren’t seeing things... That’s an honest to goodness ‘55 Roadmaster. I’m installing a 5.3L LT/6L80e and a modern rear end for a client. 

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Finished taking the fuse box apart and rewiring the ceramic resister to an open spade on #12

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After really cleaning the fuses contact points I re-installed

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Even took the diagnostic hub off the parts car and moved it to my 74’ build.  Really straightforward... matching wire colors, using bullet connections and putting it all back together.  

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Mai......my 74’ now has a diag. Hub!  Voila! The prongs to keep the hub set in place were not working so well so I took a semi-spring-SS key ring to make a jumper/keep closed thingy.  

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After many checks and re-checks I dropped her in...

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I think she looks pretty...... (not the correct fuses).  Made a visit to Carl @ LaJolla Independent and he gave me a fuse box decal (they’ll send you any decal on your car) and I was able to sort out the correct fuse’s

 

 

Then I cleaned up what was left of the emissions delete  (cables, hoses, plugs etc.) and it went from this:

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To This........

 

 

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I’ll be removing all these parts but before I paint I’m enjoying rearranging the cables and cleaning Mai up!

 

 

I’m happy with all of this........ and yes, I’ll be re-wrapping ALL those harnesses......in the end it’ll look line a “Shiney green suit”...... ( a line from “Good Morning Vietnam”)

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1 hour ago, Stevenc22 said:

New rear subframe mounts and bushings. Real pain in butt job doing them without dropping the subframe.

 

 

Damn, I have some new Powerflex bushings that need to go in- I was hoping this would be the opposite of a pain in the butt...

Dave.

'76, totally stock. Completely.

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17 minutes ago, tomphot said:

Finally fixing heater box and dead fan.  


Get with Ray! He loves that job ?

 

Ed

'69 Granada... long, long ago  

'71 Manila..such a great car

'67 Granada 2000CS...way cool

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