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mk-Zero
 Post subject: Re: Clay's 69
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I think CB Performance has those reservoirs

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Say fool, CIP-1 sells them for like ten bucks that have the proper spacing(85mm if memory is correct?)! :D[/quote]

Or you could get one from Brian B in Katy for a 6 pak

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BRIANB wrote:

Or you could get one from Brian B in Katy for a 6 pak



he lives close to you Brian :thumbs:

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ConcreteAce wrote:
BRIANB wrote:

Or you could get one from Brian B in Katy for a 6 pak



he lives close to you Brian :thumbs:


I got one too... :thumbs:

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Got the body off last night. everything looks pretty solid. Looks like the PO missed a few tack welds when putting the new pans in. Going to replace all the rear end bushings, clean everything up and give it a few coats of POR15. Pictures to come. I was done after getting the body off and headed to bed.

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ConcreteAce
 Post subject: Re: Clay's 69
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Pic's or it didnt happen :nono:

Great work though. Do you have a welder to finish tacking those pans in? If not let me know and you can borrow mine :thumbs:

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Claymore
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ConcreteAce wrote:
Pic's or it didnt happen :nono:

Great work though. Do you have a welder to finish tacking those pans in? If not let me know and you can borrow mine :thumbs:


Alright, here is proof. Thanks for the offer on the welder, but I have one!

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The pan is going to stay under the body and I am going to roll it out to work on it.
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Should I remove all the cardboard like stuff on the tunnel?
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Heater channels look solid! Thankfully!
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These are the two front body bolts on the drivers side. I believe the one that is rusted away is from brake fluid.
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That car looks pretty damn solid :thumbs:

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Look familiar .... good work .. and car does look solid ...

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great work Clay!

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