[nUcLeArEnVoY]

Originally Posted by 65 Lamnas

Not really for me so much, but have been working on a super nice, and obviously damn near new SR 1971 QJet.

When I got it, there was a “vacuum tree” broken off in the rear TB port. Some of the features on the carb make me think Jack Armstrong put the carb on the engine and proceeded to immediately break off the fitting.

Anyways, I’ve been working on it the last couple days, and it’s looking great so far. Waiting on a part to complete it.

I recognize these photos from your post on FB, I'm pretty sure I'm the one who purchased the NOS timing cover off you. Jim, right? It came in a week and a half ago, looks brand new, thank again.

This QJet body looks immaculate... is that an unwarping jig it's bolted on??

[65 Lamnas]

Originally Posted by nUcLeArEnVoY

I recognize these photos from your post on FB, I'm pretty sure I'm the one who purchased the NOS timing cover off you. Jim, right? It came in a week and a half ago, looks brand new, thank again.

This QJet body looks immaculate... is that an unwarping jig it's bolted on??

Glad you’re pleased with the cover. It looks brand new because it is….lol

The carb is sitting on “feet”.

[73_Lemans_350]

Drove it to work! The heater got a test this morning with the temps in the mid 30s.

[KS circutguy]

Originally Posted by 73_Lemans_350

Drove it to work! The heater got a test this morning with the temps in the mid 30s.

Almost thought that was my 1973 Stage 1 Buick GS

[73_Lemans_350]

Originally Posted by KS circutguy

Almost thought that was my 1973 Stage 1 Buick GS

Ooo I like it! I was looking at those wheels for mine. I decided against buying different wheels once I realized how light my current wheels are!

[Shiny]

It was a great day in my own little Pontiac world. I saw turn signals work for the first time in 15+ years!!

WE HAVE BLINKAGE!





Here's a link to my hypnotic celebratory video:

Turn Signal Works!

Woo hoo!

Mike