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I had noticed that the rear spring bolt rubber bushes had completely destroyed themselves. Put in as replacements a few years back but they were crumbled.
I am replacing the rear suspension with VanSteel Coil Overs after paint but decided to swap them out anyway as its a quick job.
Hi Craig,
Perhaps it was the threaded portion of the bolt working against the rubber bushing that contributed to the bushing's early demise?
Regards,
Alan
Hi Craig,
Perhaps it was the threaded portion of the bolt working against the rubber bushing that contributed to the bushing's early demise?
Regards,
Alan
Yes i could see that Alan with the lower rubber bush but it was both top and bottom.
I purchased them with a rebuild kit a number of years back and they were rubber not poly.
I'm going with the Van Steel coil overs on my 73. It will be nice to follow your install. When I purchased my front are rear bushings kit from Van Steel they advised me to go with the moog rubber bushings as they would last decades trouble free. They warned against the cheaper brands that would only last a few years.
Then found a picture of Alan's door Jams for inspiration and did a bit more work to recreate some of the glass around the sill plates and sanded the entire sills.
Mine were not like Alan's so they needed a lot of additions, sanding and filling.
Closer than before so i am happy.
I know the rivets are not visible but on one side they were sanded down so i just matched it for consistency.
I also extended the diverter to the back of the jam as that was always an area where water got in.
Picked up an original 1971 Chevrolet Dealer Sales Album on eBay.
Covers all cars and has paint vinyl and leather samples.
I thought it was cool.
Great book to have. Is it me or are the front turn signal lens on the upper right red convertible clear ? I'll just add this info from previous CF post https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...ear-amber.html
Adds a little something to your book
Great book to have. Is it me or are the front turn signal lens on the upper right red convertible clear ? I'll just add this info from previous CF post https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...ear-amber.html
Adds a little something to your book
The station wagon in the sales book brings back memories.
I had a friend that had a green one with wood paneling.
He would hook up his Eliminator jet boat, pack up his wife and daughter and as many of his daughters friends as they could pack into it and camp up at Lake Havasu on the Colorado River. Fun times.