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Hope you have a great one! :moparsmiley::usflag::bday::usflag::moparsmiley:

Yeah, the rain has been pretty constant. Again, let's just hope mother nature gets all this rain out of her system before next week.

1973 Chevy Chevelle

Neat car and neat color! Is it a B3 blue? Does it have a fender tag (on driver side inner fender)?

I think it's better having downed several beers - this way you can be forgiven for not knowing where you are going!!! :lol:

No one called on him! :lol:

As some of you know, I have a 1969 Corvette that fell into my lap for a price I couldn't refuse, so I have made that a (near) daily driver. The car is a small block 350 car, with PS, PB, TH400 auto, power windows and factory A/C. I've been working to get everything working just like it should...

^^^^ What he said! This is step 1 before you do anything else. Only after that has been verified should you move on to other steps. ...and I'll add to this some: If your hand even twitches the throttle the accelerator pump should start squirting fuel. If it doesn't, then you have an issue...

1987 Chevrolet Corvette

Thanks Dennis! So we are at the yellow arrow. A bit further away from the grandstand than last year. This means more to lug there on Saturday - Yuk! Also looks like we'll have another group right next to us so space might get a bit tight. Regardless, we'll do the best that we can and still...

:usflag: Gary, congratulations on your upcoming citizenship! :usflag: It looks like you are doing a nice job on the bodywork, but obviously you missed the memo. You are not done bodywork once you loose your fingerprints - you need to wear out all the skin and that signals that you are done...

Weather forecasters only WISH they could even have a shot at predicting it that far out. I could probably do as well and that 'ain't saying much! Thank you!! Latest Requested Items/ Help. Items in green are complete and no more are needed: Beer, in a cooler with ice (ready to use and drink)...

Welcome back, and thank you! Latest Requested Items/ Help. Items in green are complete and no more are needed: Beer, in a cooler with ice (ready to use and drink). NO GLASS BOTTLES based on Carlisle requirements - cans only Volunteers: @Dennis H, @68BabyBlue, @Don Frelier, @70bigblockdodge...

Hope you have a great one! :moparsmiley::usflag::bday::usflag::moparsmiley:

Then I never should have picked up my first wrench!!!

My California built 70 Road Runner with evaporative emissions (yes, the goofy tube in the trunk) did NOT have this type of bracket... ...this explanation makes more sense to me. I don't remember off hand, but most of those are related to the date code and/or shift that the part was made. My...

First of all, all this modern crap has allowed that truck to go 411K miles. The number of old classic cars that went well into the 100,000 mile range was very few compared to modern cars. Having said that, the electronics can absolutely get "old", especially the parts related to ignition (like...

I agree with Don on using the factory bar. On my 70, this was one of the few places I used polyurethane. You want the bar to IMMEDIATELTY start resisting body roll, not waiting for good 'ol rubber to compress. (The other place I used Polyurethane was the lower control arms. They take a beating...

Get better soon!

I agree that these cars are highly reliable. With all the trips I have done, that tow (shown in the post above) was the only time I ever had to get towed. I have done some road fixes, especially to my 73 since it sat for awhile before I drove it across country.