found some interesting stuff...(long)
I also found out that my car is still leaking, after new weatherstripping. The car does not leak with a garden hose, but it does when it rains :confused: . Perhaps I have a problem with front window? Do you think the sealing is going bad? How can I fix this without having some pro come out and remove it/ reinstall it? Are there any areas I should look at as comon leak spots?
I also started on my interior, my first step was to fix the cracks in my dash. I got one of those "vinyal repair kits" like you see on TV. I figure if this doesn't work, I'll just buy a dash pad cover...if I didn't try this, I would still need one anyway, so no big loss. I'll let you know how it works out, hopefully it works as advertised, and I can save %80. After I fix all the cracks I will start to remove my interior and repaint it. Good thing I had the last 2 days to do some cruising, because it looks like my baby is going to sit another month while I do all this work.
:rolleyes:
Oh well, when I get done hopefully it will be one :cool: ride. Until then its just a nice paint job. :yesnod:
Daniel
PS. Still looking for rims, anyone got some 15x8's they wanna get rid of? or any rims for that matter.


door handles are interesting to replace. I've got a new set that I haven't put in yet because I can't figure out how to get the old ones out.
there's not enough space to turn the handle to detach it from the internal lever... :(
If it does, that'll be a good time to fix the scratches, and to readjust my drivers side mirror. What I will probably do, is ride back up to the body shop and ask the man how they are removed, I will write it down, then go home and do it. I'll let you know what I find.
Daniel





If you're interested I can post some pics later.
Len






Here's a couple pics. One wheel has dried antifreeze on it(from a hose explosion that I didn't attend to fast enough). You should be able to polish it off. From what I've been able to tell they're Cragar 15x7 Tru-spoke wire wheels and you'll need to use an adapter to clear the calipers.(which I'll include) I really don't want to separate the tires from the wheels since I really don't have the time. The tires are rear: 275-60-15 and front 225-70-15 made by Cooper tire.
These are the wheels/tires that were on my Vette when I bought it and haven't been actively looking for a buyer.
These are probably the worst pics---I want you to see that they are not perfect. I gotta talk to the boss(wife):D about a price.



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