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Had to replace the fuel sending unit and am in the middle of cleaning up the surface rust on the upper windshield frame.
Just bought a used motorhome, so fixing little minor things on that to get it ready to go are on the front burner.
Just bought a used motorhome, so fixing little minor things on that to get it ready to go are on the front burner.
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ratray said: Cindy has big time ambition. I,m just painting mine, and, somebody else is doing most of the work. I hopefully goes into the paint booth this weekend.
oh don't kid yourself one car stripped is enough my 92 is going to a local body shop to repair cracks and paint I'm too busy doing income tax and i want my car ready for May
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First let me say that I know everyone east of the Miss. has been getting pounded this year. I lived in WI., MI. and OH., for the first 50+ years of my life so I know what you're going through. All I can say on this end of the country, winter was nada and we're having the best spring in the five years I've lived here. My winter projects have included a lot of work out in the garage, fertilizing the lawn and mowing. Supposed to be almost 70 tomorrow !!
So now on to the serious stuff - my Corvette projects so far this year:
1. New radiator in January - wow what a difference.
2. Orig. carb rebuild and dist. timing tune - huge difference x 2.
3. Correct/date coded alternator rebuilt and installed a few weeks ago.
4. Just installed a correct/date coded rebuilt starter this week.
5. The rebuild of my original water pump is done and should be on it's way back.
6. When the original water pump is back in, then it's time for all those fancy GM belts, hoses etc.
On a side note, while I was replacing front sway bar bushings and rear leaf spring cushions, I verified I still have the original, date coded shocks. Hmmmm, 43 year old shocks, pretty good shape, no leaks and they still ride great - but their 43 years old !!!!
John Sigmund
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Duct tape is the new Black !!
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Had a big winter, project wise on my car. Replaced rear diff with Bair's rebuilt unit, got the body mounts replaced, replaced leaking gas tank, replaced heater core (still need to do hoses yet) so far. Still alot to do but mostly smaller stuff. Hope to get most done by May. Lost my lead mechanic to knee surgery 
(not me) so it might not all get done
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(not me) so it might not all get done|UPDATED|3/13/2015 6:12:39 PM (AZT)|/UPDATED|
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