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10-20-2010, 09:12 AM
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My concours restoration
I havent worked on my 67 in a while.
Got the engine back from the rebuilder after 2 yrs. He is the best in the area and i had to wait but it was worth it. Everything is balanced and all new components I onny used AC Delco or NOS parts and all the parts have the original date codes too like the water pump, starter, NOS spark plugs with the green stripes that are no longer made, even the alternator has the date codes and the diodes you see from the back are date coded as well. Tried not to look over any details no matter how small. If anyone knows thes cars and has suggestions please tell me. Alway open of critisism and suggestions Last edited by RedDirtRoad; 10-20-2010 at 09:28 AM. |
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