I'll shoot you a PM if my uncle would need a wheel cover for his '69 project. We'll just finish installing the suspension from 4Wheelonline onto the truck tomorrow before we work on it.
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Nice event!
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Caraholic4life Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And the rest... > > Yes, it is a bit O.T. but threads do sometimes tend to drift off course. Lol! I just seen those
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My uncle recently acquired this '65 Monza Glacier Gray and Slate interior. The carpet is probably not original and he wants to keep it stock. We'll just finish installing the rotors and method wheels on the truck before we can clear the garage and take a closer look.
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My friend recently got them from Walmart.
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65 - 396 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks. The old gauge is riding on full but the tank is empty. So I hooked up the '63 gauge and it went to empty. I just wanted to make sure it was compatible before I pulled the cluster. My uncle and I will be working on a '62 Rampside soon right after we finished installing the brake kit and nitto tires
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That sounds exciting for you, Seth. Can't wait to see the progress. Enjoy
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He put the photos in one collage so they are too small. Seems in good condition.
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You must be so proud! Congratulations
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Gonna check out Clark for a top for my buddy's Monza convertible project after we finished installing the parts from 4Wheelonline on his JK. What glue did you use?
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Looks like done by a professional! Clean up to the corners.
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That's a neat one! Curious how to install the weatherstripping properly.
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That looks in great condition. I'll see if my uncle would be interested.
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jimc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Isolation gave me time to upgrade my interior on my Corsa. Pontiac GP setas in Graphite before and now off-white that matches the Clarks door panels. Changed seat belts from black to white Chevy Bowtie. Headrests changed as well, but I like the look without the headrests. > > First day out, I got several thumbs u
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Looks great! I'll see if my uncle in TN will be interested for his Monza project. I'll come over there this weekend to help him install the railings, extang cover and brake kit on his Ram. I'll shoot you a PM if he's interested.
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That looks like a good alternative rear grill, even looks good to me.
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Seth Emerson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you want to retain that original look - You can have your master rebuilt by White Post Restorations. They will sleeve your master and return it. That will probably outlive you! And it will always look stock. Heard about the great works of the White Post Restorations company. Glad to hear they are recogniz
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cnicol Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There are three lines, Inlet to pump, pump to filter, and filter to carburetor. > > Which one are you looking for? If it's the inlet to the pump, I believe they're the same as N/A cars except for being chrome. New chrome at Clarks is $95 while new non-chrome is $19. It is probably the inlet, gonn
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MattNall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > McFry Wrote: > ------------------------------------------------------- > > How's your research so far? We might need one as well. > ========================== > > Welcome to the CCF! Start a new topic and intro yourselves! And pictures are always welcomed! > > What you see is wha
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How's your research so far? We might need one as well.
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