i still got a set of manual roll up window assemblies for a c3 if you want em....
not the door itself or the glass, but all the guts..............
sweet offer, but I have all I can foreseeably need.... though building a project by starting with the window mechanism wouldn't be the worse thing I've done
it's here, well, it's been here for a week - but last week was busy - so finally got around to pictures...
1968 Corvette it's rougher then I thought it'd be.... but I bought it for the manual innards and the rear window surround (74 up don't have removeable rear windows, this lets me adapt that to my 76)... I'm still considering what I said before - PF4 - but whether this is the car that I start with... it may become a couch
so here we go
this is a clue about why this car is like this... that rod is normally straight - it has other signs it hit something in the front pretty hard
weirdness is the windshield frame looks okay
yet if you look at the roof bar - it rusted apart at the targa
don't care, I got the manual insides I wanted and I have 4 door shells.... and a billion other parts like manual pedals
anyway, next up is get it out and stored (thinking above the bathroom) but for now I need it out because racing
Finally found a shop to do the alignment on my C3. I know, I should just go to Firestone, they'll have no trouble with this.... HA
so explanation.... the cams do NOT stay in place when you drive in a spirted manner... they will now
I'd replace that arm with something aftermarket but the aftermarket, strangely, doesn't have an arm for a retrofitted Camaro rear suspension in a C3 with coilovers.... sarcasm aside, coil overs aren't really something does with 5th gen Camaros, thus any arm expects you to use the struts.... which are not coilovers... so a bit of a tack and it'll stay now.
did go play but I'm finally ready to go. Car is pretty much done and the motorhome is ready to go again. It wouldn't be me if it was completely done but it's close.
this was the 'final' thing, 5th point for the harness for the passenger seat
still waiting on a different bracket for the spoiler - but that really is pretty much it. Just need to drive it - which is my plan for the next few weeks.
So today.... was supposed to Ax but it wouldn't stop rain and when it did stop raining, the thunder came rolling in. I need the practice but I'd rather not die - so did some side work
like my spoiler
when I went airborne at Thunderhill, I tweaked the front spoiler - it fell off when I rolled it back out of the trailer after the trip
Safety equipment...
When I started and the kid later, we built pretty stout bars/cages.. heavy and safe.
started breaking trannys and rears.
Had to lighten up. Yet still be safe when taking/giving poundings
So yes.. there is too much safety..
Safety equipment...
When I started and the kid later, we built pretty stout bars/cages.. heavy and safe.
started breaking trannys and rears.
Had to lighten up. Yet still be safe when taking/giving poundings
So yes.. there is too much safety..
time to work on the seat belt bar/roll bar
the problem is simple - it's an utter PITA to get to the battery and getting to the top of the tank is nearly impossible while leaving the bar in..
so time to take the drop part out
and welded.... a few more things to do tomorrow then reinstall
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