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Old 02-26-2014, 08:49 PM
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Check the driver's side, bet it hinges down.

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Old 02-26-2014, 09:05 PM
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When I replaced the elastic on my belts I had them sew on two strips in the hopes they would not lose their elasticity too soon.
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Old 02-26-2014, 09:14 PM
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Check the driver's side, bet it hinges down.
both of mine hinge up...they would want the hinges hidden

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Old 02-26-2014, 09:55 PM
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Check the driver's side, bet it hinges down.

No, they both hinge up.





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When I replaced the elastic on my belts I had them sew on two strips in the hopes they would not lose their elasticity too soon.
Thanks for the photos. One question - is the long part of the belt webbing also supposed to be supported by the clear buckle/latch retainer piece?

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Old 02-27-2014, 12:40 AM
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Default 1972 1st DESIGN SEATBELT

the buckle hooks into the clip then the belt slides in the clip and the elastic hooks to the front coat hook...my belts also need elastic replaced that is why they look limp..but they are hooked up correctlyClick image for larger version

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Old 02-27-2014, 09:50 PM
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Here's how mine are set up…I guess I could insert the belt on the outside in the plastic clip
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Old 02-28-2014, 09:17 AM
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Old 02-28-2014, 07:41 PM
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Will we be able to see you and car in Dayton? Bringing the bourbon?
Hey Mike,

I answered your question and added a question - any reply?

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I love the clipping below that Lloyd found during his library hunt for the elusive RAIV Judge with A/C.



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Old 03-01-2014, 08:26 AM
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I tried calling that # many a time but it was disconnected. I could never find the original attorney up in London, Ontario who owned it and I believe he passed away years ago.

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Let's put it this way - I have confirmed lodging at the Holiday Inn and hope I can keep the dates open. Do you think I can find a parking spot with a few other Formulas? Are spots assigned or grouped by year/model, or some other system?

I'm sure I'll have some bourbon, but will try to also bring along some distilled spirits made in the hills of WV.
I bet the silver ones will book end the black and orange ones in Dayton. That's if Craig and Brain can part with being next to each other. If not we will be a pair.. It's all new this year .

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Craig doesnt like parking next to me any more since I sold that rolling trophy. Maybe will have to get a 72 corner going and pack a couple white coolers

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Old 03-01-2014, 02:42 PM
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I forget where I got this picture but it's what I used as reference to hang my shoulder belts. The long piece was not supported by the clear plastic retainer.

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Thanks for the photos. One question - is the long part of the belt webbing also supposed to be supported by the clear buckle/latch retainer piece?
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Old 03-01-2014, 06:49 PM
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I love the weekend when I can do the work I love...

Piddled around under the hood some more cleaning things up. Installed extended battery terminal bolts so that I could plug in a Battery Tender instead of using the clips. Also re-routed the positive cable to the front side of the power steering lines and replaced the battery ground with a new one. It's looking good.

The big move though was more on the interior. Got the shoulder belts removed and they are in the process of being cleaned. New elastic is next. I am also working to get the kick panels cleaned up and that leads to several questions:

1) The lower right hand duct is trash with multiple holes that were covered with black duct tape. This piece is available aftermarket, but I wonder if anyone has experience with this piece and a recommendation for a particular repop? The part number is 9798883.

2) What's the best way to remove the right hand kick panel? Does the console and duct have to come out, and the dash be loosened?

Also, I found the part number for the core panel grommet and I found a repop replacement. Believe it or not this same grommet was used as an antenna lead grommet on 1959 through 1969 Buicks. You have to love GM. The part number is 1189054 and this part can be obtained here:

http://www.rubbertherightway.com/196...51331-prd1.htm


Here's a few pictures of the crappy Black Car duct work for reference. Please let me know if there is a recommended repop for this piece. Also, I need help on the removal of the right hand kick panel.







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Old 03-01-2014, 07:27 PM
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Craig doesnt like parking next to me any more since I sold that rolling trophy. Maybe will have to get a 72 corner going and pack a couple white coolers
Now we are talking! I typed Brian but that auto correct is funny...

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1) The lower right hand duct is trash with multiple holes that were covered with black duct tape. This piece is available aftermarket, but I wonder if anyone has experience with this piece and a recommendation for a particular repop? The part number is 9798883.
I tried the repop'd duct, and it was horrible. I posted it once or twice in some forums, I'll have to try and look for the link.

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Old 03-01-2014, 11:06 PM
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way to go BOB on that grommet!!...that certainly looks like it..I am ordering one too!..I suppose it will need to have a slit put in it to install it...I wonder if the factory did that because I believe that's a line that would be a pain to try to disconnect, forget what it actually is....as far as that large duct PEPI says the repop is crap..it looks good in the photos..if yours is shot I would still order it..whats the worse thing you would have to send it back..or try E BAY for used..mine is held in place with 2 large threaded screws with star washers..then there is a bracket that holds it and mounts to under dash.l.I have all 3 pieces of the duct out..I even got a repop RH kick panel..will post some pics..best to take the glove box out to work in that area

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Here is where I discussed the issues I had with the reproduced duct along with photos. Nothing lines up at all.

http://forums.performanceyears.com/f...op+duct&page=2

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Old 03-01-2014, 11:43 PM
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Old 03-01-2014, 11:46 PM
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Default RH KICK PANEL REMOVAL

it probably would be good to have that large vacuum formed duct out..then remove that roundish cover....you need to remove 2 screws holding the bracket that holds the vacuum actuator...there should be an orange hose you can disconnect if you want...remove all the screws for the kick panel and it will come out...putting it back in is a bit harder but it will work back in place...console does not need to come out and nothing regarding the dash but it helps to have the glove box door and insert out


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