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So have been using the Vette more and the fan controller has been keeping it nice and cool.
May mount the small screen in the diagonal trim panel that is at the fright front of the console. Have it off by default but allow it to come on with a longer press of the button in the ashtray.
Well done! It's amazing how such a slight change can transform the look, just like when you tuck in the bumpers a little tighter. My 77 doesn't have any chrome, so I stare and drool when I see photos of your car. Thanks for the update!
Are you running a 17” and 18” tire/wheel combination or are they the same size all around?
It looks good!
Thanks, 18” x 8” all round with 245/45 front and 255/45 rear. Lowering the body so the wheel gaps are even and smaller than stock makes a big difference to the overall wheel and tyre look.
Originally Posted by OldCarBum
Looks much cleaner!
Originally Posted by BigBlock77
Well done! It's amazing how such a slight change can transform the look, just like when you tuck in the bumpers a little tighter. My 77 doesn't have any chrome, so I stare and drool when I see photos of your car. Thanks for the update!
yes it’s often just small subtle changes that can make big differences in how you eye perceive things.
Craig you projects aren't just incremental improvements but all out upgrades of a wonderfull Corvette.
I can't even imagine what you would do if you would have done a frame off restoration.
Love your work and attention to details!
I just can’t sit either.
My poor wife is shaking her head, because I’m already looking for a nice Jeep CJ for my next project or even a couple of trail bikes to go play with in the back country.
Yes it’s nice to see it being posted by others, in fact I was told about it by a friend who saw it on a classic motorbike forum after the show.
There was a few HQ to HZ vans at the show, some survivors and others fully restored or custom. One of my friends has a 67 Vette and HQ panel van, both very nice.
Yes it’s nice to see it being posted by others, in fact I was told about it by a friend who saw it on a classic motorbike forum after the show.
There was a few HQ to HZ vans at the show, some survivors and others fully restored or custom. One of my friends has a 67 Vette and HQ panel van, both very nice.
Ive never seen one before.
They are pretty cool.
Who made them and when?
Ive never seen one before.
They are pretty cool.
Who made them and when?
Holden, Ford and Valiant all made them in Australia. Imports included Morris Minor panel vans, and others. Panel Vans were popular... often called sin bins, not sure why LOL
I had a Dodge Surfer Van back in the 70’s I towed my ski boat with and used for camping.
I was just out of high school and couldn’t understand why the girls I knew father’s wouldn’t let them ride in my van.
Nothing ever happened in surfer vans back in the 70’s.
