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Here is the link to my photo album:
http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s10/rjgroth/?start=0
I'd really like to thank Gene Culley who provided a tremendous amount of assistance locating alot of obscure and hard to locate parts for this project.
I'd also like to thank Bob at Ken Fichtner Chevrolet who sold me the new firewall and windshield frame last October which is the whole reason I decided to get into this project in the first place.
And Gene (Karshop) who also provided alot of parts and technical advice/assistance.
Thanks everyone.
ARE YOU INSANE?
What is this all about?
Seriously, sending a man to Mars and back would be MUCH easier.
Maybe even cheaper.
Last edited by FRCTony; Apr 3, 2007 at 01:48 PM.




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Thanks ,
Sully
Your 3.73 rear carrier would have gone good in that car
But I ain't givin' it up!You said that car was completely flooded, correct? What year is it? Mileage? It's gonna turn out nice (love the shale colored interior), but having done a rebuilder myself, I'd be worried about the electronics being a total mess
Are you replacing EVERYTHING electrical, or how do you plan to avoid electronic gremlins?
How did you come accross the car and get to buy it, and what did you end up paying, if you will - drop me a PM on that one if you will.
I'd be interested in hearing how it turns out when all done - I'm not scared of rebuilders, but water submersion scares me a little - so I'm interested in hearing how it goes for you.
Keep up the GOOD work, and post pics along the way.




Your 3.73 rear carrier would have gone good in that car
But I ain't givin' it up!You said that car was completely flooded, correct? What year is it? Mileage? It's gonna turn out nice (love the shale colored interior), but having done a rebuilder myself, I'd be worried about the electronics being a total mess
Are you replacing EVERYTHING electrical, or how do you plan to avoid electronic gremlins?
How did you come accross the car and get to buy it, and what did you end up paying, if you will - drop me a PM on that one if you will.
I'd be interested in hearing how it turns out when all done - I'm not scared of rebuilders, but water submersion scares me a little - so I'm interested in hearing how it goes for you.
Keep up the GOOD work, and post pics along the way.

I've replaced all of the wiring except for the harness's for the front and rear facia's lighting and the fuel pump harness, these 3 harness's were salvageable and undamaged also 2 out of the 3 are easily replaced, I've also replaced all of the modules/computers.
BTW - I recently came across this guy who had a car even worse than mine, check out page 3 images 13,14 and 15.
http://www.tomkassab.com/album/z06/z06.html


Best of luck,
jeff
0n mine only the body and frame had any value was good. Neither had any damage on it so I ended up selling it for what I had in it.
If your tackling this project as a time filler I can understand it. But if you are doing it to have a dependable, cost efficient car your going to be dissappointed. That was the advise I got that stopped me from continuing.
I've replaced all of the wiring except for the harness's for the front and rear facia's lighting and the fuel pump harness, these 3 harness's were salvageable and undamaged also 2 out of the 3 are easily replaced, I've also replaced all of the modules/computers.
BTW - I recently came across this guy who had a car even worse than mine, check out page 3 images 13,14 and 15.
http://www.tomkassab.com/album/z06/z06.html








Good Luck...You will need it.


The question is, would you do it again? Honestly?
