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Man, that brings back memories had one like it back in 70-72 but bronze in color. Nice ride!

Nice, I love the color. Perhaps I'll see you driving around depending on where you are under the bridge, lol.

Do you already have the headers or stock manifolds? 340's were pretty spunky from the factory with the exhaust manifolds, so if you aren't going to race it but just enjoy some spirited driving occasionally, stock manifolds will be more than adequate. Just my 2 pennies..

Well, you could always use the Conversation (aka private message) feature. :D

Good on you for doing this for your Mom!! That right there says it all.

Oh, I'm not disagreeing with you, just sayin' he has a point.

Well...........he's got a point, lol.

These seats and dash pad were all blue. It works well. The big part is the prep work, getting it clean and oil free.

I used Dupli Color Plastic and Vinyl paint. I picked it up at O'Reilly's. Get the adhesion promoter as well. Clean, clean and clean again, apply adhesion promoter and paint.

It could be worse. :) Nice car BTW. Can't find em like that to often.

:lol:

With all of that in mind, I would be keeping it as original as it is, if it were me. They only made em that way once. That is a nice looking car, I used to have one in the late 70's, wish I still had it.

Do you have the old lock ring for the sender? If so use it, not the new one, unless you like leaks. Welcome to the site from down Stockbridge way.

That truck is sweet. I wish I could find a deal like that. On a side note, I would be hard pressed to pull that bed in exchange for a flat bed, it's just to cool the way it is.

Why does this remind me of Al Bundy?? lol Nice start for a project.

That isn't all bad, mine was much worse.

Geez, nice solid start. Wish we could find them around here like that.

That looks great, Fred. Very un-assuming, you should be able to confuse a person or two with that. And when they ask you what's in it, why a 318 of course, lmao.

Welcome. Nope, not a Demon. We have another member in Knob Noster, Lelo Dart I believe.

Yep, use the old lock ring if you have it. #21,000

lmao

Green :D

DO it! I like that too.

HA! They remind me of that old movie, "The Birds".

Nice work!!!

That is a nice original car right there. You're braver than me, I'm not sure I could tear it apart.

Welcome to the forum. My condolences for your loss, and that of your step daughter. I truly hope for you and her that ya'll can eventually at least visit from time to time. Nice, interesting project.

Awe c'mon, a buddy of mine does it regularly with his 69. It's kinda comical, after a run he gets out of the car, and while holding his time slip his hands are quivering.

Map light I think.

Arm bushings or pivot bushings (where the transmission comes through the cowl)?