Another What is This Question
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Burning Brakes
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From: Goose Creek SC
Another What is This Question
I was removing the parking brake cable so I could thread it thru from the top side and install the handle and I noticed this short cable with connections of some sort on the ends. What goes in those connections?
Burning Brakes
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From: ESCONDIDO CA
2025 C2 of the Year ('63 and '67) Finalist - Unmodified
C2 of Year Finalist (appearance mods) 2019
Alan, as usual, another beautiful example of what it should look like.
For the rest us want-to-bes', were all your photos taken as you finished your work, or is your car still this pristine? I never see even so much as a cobb web, let alone a grain of dirt or dust. I remain a humble admirer of all you have done and delighted that you take the time to share such perfection with us. Thank you.
For the rest us want-to-bes', were all your photos taken as you finished your work, or is your car still this pristine? I never see even so much as a cobb web, let alone a grain of dirt or dust. I remain a humble admirer of all you have done and delighted that you take the time to share such perfection with us. Thank you.
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Hi 69RAY,
I'm the oddest of odd Corvette Owners.
I don't drive it. I drove it 46,000 miles when it was new and sort of got it out go my system.
That work (the underbody) is about 8 years old, and the picture was taken a few weeks ago.
It's now quite a pleasure for me to be able to be part of answering someone's question.
Regards,
Alan
I'm the oddest of odd Corvette Owners.
I don't drive it. I drove it 46,000 miles when it was new and sort of got it out go my system.
That work (the underbody) is about 8 years old, and the picture was taken a few weeks ago.
It's now quite a pleasure for me to be able to be part of answering someone's question.
Regards,
Alan
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: ESCONDIDO CA
2025 C2 of the Year ('63 and '67) Finalist - Unmodified
C2 of Year Finalist (appearance mods) 2019
Well sir, it is a pleasure to get your input and see your work. Drive it or not, it seems that even moisture and spiders respect your efforts and settle elsewhere!
Le Mans Master
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Hi 69RAY,
I'm the oddest of odd Corvette Owners.
I don't drive it. I drove it 46,000 miles when it was new and sort of got it out go my system.
That work (the underbody) is about 8 years old, and the picture was taken a few weeks ago.
It's now quite a pleasure for me to be able to be part of answering someone's question.
Regards,
Alan
I'm the oddest of odd Corvette Owners.
I don't drive it. I drove it 46,000 miles when it was new and sort of got it out go my system.
That work (the underbody) is about 8 years old, and the picture was taken a few weeks ago.
It's now quite a pleasure for me to be able to be part of answering someone's question.
Regards,
Alan
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 769
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From: Goose Creek SC
I vacuumed off some spider webs under mine before I started pulling the cable. Not to make it look better, but because they creep me out when I'm under there. Haha! Alan's photo work and certainly his resto work is far better than any of the published materials I have seen.