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Old Feb 26, 2017 | 07:55 PM
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What this that dangling at the bottom of the photo?
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Old Feb 26, 2017 | 07:56 PM
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the part dangling at the bottom are the inner seat belt cables. there should be one on each side of the outer frame
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I'll guess...part of the parking brake cable?

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I'll guess...part of the parking brake cable?
try again and read what I wrote above
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Originally Posted by Nowhere Man
try again and read what I wrote above
Sorry, your response wasn't there before I typed mine. I stand corrected.
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Left Side. Brake line over Charcoal Canister Line



Right side. Why a big and small fuel line. This is a 1971 frame.
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Old Feb 26, 2017 | 08:51 PM
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The big one is supply and the small one is return.
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Old Feb 26, 2017 | 09:19 PM
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Is it the same for all 4 engines, base, LT1, LS5 and LS6?
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LT1 only has a supply line, no return line.
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Nice looking frame!
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Originally Posted by '75
The big one is supply and the small one is return.
Emissions vent line????.

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Hi,
Interesting rubber hose section addition in the gas tank vapor line shown in photo number four!
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front coils look new,but rest almost looks untouched,get a lot of pics ,could be usefull later
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Originally Posted by Andy Tuttle
Nice looking frame!
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Alan 71
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Interesting rubber hose section addition in the gas tank vapor line shown in photo number four!
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It was like that when I bought the frame. I seriously doubt it came from St Louis that way.
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Hi 72,
The odd thing is the hose is held in place with very small tower clamps which are difficult to find in that size!
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Originally Posted by dmaxx3500
front coils look new,but rest almost looks untouched,get a lot of pics ,could be usefull later
The frame did not have front springs when I bought it. It had been sitting in a shed for an unknown number of years. The body was used to replace one on a race car with fiberglass damage. I think it was SCCA.

The frame is currently at a frame shop. (When I called they said it had to be a rolling chassis so I had to put springs in it.) Getting it checked cost $50. Cheap insurance for the foundation of the project.
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Originally Posted by Alan 71
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The odd thing is the hose is held in place with very small tower clamps which are difficult to find in that size!
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I will have to take a closer look at them later this week when I get the frame back. Were these clamps used anywhere on the car when it was new?
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