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From: PHOENIX, AZ Yes, it's true. You are a good woman. Then again, you may be the Antichrist.
Originally Posted by nwav8tor
Just read your thread from day one. You sure have a beauty there and your restoration efforts are really paying off handsomely! I really like the color, very close to my '71 Mulsanne Blue...
Paul
Thanks Paul. It's definitely a journey and not a race. I tend to get distracted with other projects, but it's always satisfying to come back to the vette and cross another item off the to-do list.
Rick
Let's see a pic of your 71!
Thanks Paul. It's definitely a journey and not a race. I tend to get distracted with other projects, but it's always satisfying to come back to the vette and cross another item off the to-do list.
Rick
Let's see a pic of your 71!
There's one in my avatar from back in 1979 or so. Presently it looks like this:
From: PHOENIX, AZ Yes, it's true. You are a good woman. Then again, you may be the Antichrist.
Originally Posted by nwav8tor
There's one in my avatar from back in 1979 or so. Presently it looks like this...
Oh my. You jumped in the DEEP end! Lol. I'd love to do that someday myself, but I don't know if I'd ever get it finished.
I got the driver's lower A arm finished, but not without some hiccups. Anybody else ever install the bushing cups first, then remember that the rod piece has to be inserted before the cups?
