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Willcox's were (are) at least a 95% match. The nylon scrivets accompany and fit the pre-punched affixment holes.
Yes, the originals and correct replacements are reminiscent of a roof shingle.
I have an April built 68 with the dust shields attached with staples. I'm looking for a pair of decent used originals to replace mine which are shredded. Please PM me if you have one or two. Rich
Hmm. Privately, I cringe at any mental image of the supremely studly C3 having an emasculated-sounding "rubber" (think adolescent wallet) component in its powertrain pouch. Jus sayin'
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Hmm. Privately, I cringe at any mental image of the supremely studly C3 having an emasculated-sounding "rubber" (think adolescent wallet) component in its powertrain pouch. Jus sayin'
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DV
if you ain't driving it in the rain... Go bareback!
The picture was taken just before the first light and cam break-in. I was using the syringe to pre-fill the fuel bowls and pressurize the lines to check for leaks. If interested, you can check out a full description and video in this thread: https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...yesterday.html
The picture was taken just before the first light and cam break-in. I was using the syringe to pre-fill the fuel bowls and pressurize the lines to check for leaks
Same thing Keith Richards used to say getting his "vitamin" shots...