Pics of my 1969 Stingray
#187
Melting Slicks
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Did some quick work on the spare, replaced the original tire, which was dry rotted with a brand new Michelin I had laying around, that was the right size, that people say is exact size as the original
#191
Melting Slicks
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Thanks, this car is just seeing a quickie. For example, my dad brought tire to shop yesterday to have wheel broken down and mounted, if I was doing it like my 67 Camaro, I would have broke it down, sandblasted rim, ground down rough spots etc, use a urethane prime etc. I dont want to hack the car, but not doing a body off.
Glad you like the pics, this car had a rough life, especially for the low 50 thousand miles. I do think it was drag raced heavily as air shocks are in place and I took out and a driveshaft loop came with it...
Glad you like the pics, this car had a rough life, especially for the low 50 thousand miles. I do think it was drag raced heavily as air shocks are in place and I took out and a driveshaft loop came with it...
#197
Drifting
Funny. I had the same thought. I repainted the steel wheels on my '78 Civic years ago and thought "grey" was the color I wanted. It looked like I was driving around in an Amphibious Assault Vehicle. So I shot them with Silver and it looked great.
This is Amphibious Assault Vehicle Grey.
This is Amphibious Assault Vehicle Grey.
#198
Melting Slicks
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It is silver actually, but looks very grey in the pic which was taken on a phone, in the barn.
Not going crazy on doing the spare tire over, was a random silver paint I had on hand. Not doing an NCRS restoration...
Not going crazy on doing the spare tire over, was a random silver paint I had on hand. Not doing an NCRS restoration...
Last edited by BOSTONCAMARO; 04-25-2012 at 11:54 AM.
#199
Melting Slicks
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Nice clean gas cap i got from Bill Tucker...
looks WAY better in person, really pretty good shape
tank, lines, sending unit etc all hooked up, now onto the fuel pump
looks WAY better in person, really pretty good shape
tank, lines, sending unit etc all hooked up, now onto the fuel pump
#200
Melting Slicks
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Obviously this one was not going back in...
Got a decent replacement, was a factory piece but needed a couple little repairs. Not NCRS, but a lot better than above, did a quick respray after repairs.
Got a decent replacement, was a factory piece but needed a couple little repairs. Not NCRS, but a lot better than above, did a quick respray after repairs.