Keep at 'er. The hardest part is throwing chit away that you "might need some day". What usually happens is when you need it, you can't find it, so you go buy a duplicate, and then lose that too. One day in the near future, you find the first lost item and smack your forehead.
I'm about to...
Sounds like a lot of fun, but I hope you drive it as much as possible. You can always have it painted again down the road, as well as replace worn out parts.
Lookin' good. Don't worry about forgetting the timeline. I served myself ice cream and the wife a different flavour tonight. Then I put my box in the FRIDGE, and left her box on the counter and walked away.
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It happens. Especially to me. A Lot.
I lost the license plate decal (Year and day) to Goldmember. No idea where or when. Renewed the insurance in December, drove it 5 minutes to the new house and it sat in the garage until I wanted to drive it last week.
Insurance papers were right where I...
Non A/C car as far as I know :unsure:
Found it. Nox for sure...
I'll just delete the wiring and plug the hole with a rubber cap if I can find the right size. The rest of the system is missing and original carb and intake are long gone.
There's a hole behind it full of junk. And the wires ran to the ballast resistor, a speed sensor thing between the speedo cable, and a random wire by the coil (which wasn't connected to anything)
Was following wiring in the engine bay last night, and noticed this little doodadamabob. Had no idea what it is/was, and went to bed.
Laying there, I was thinking wtf is it? Then it hit me. California car... Emissions crap. Wiring looks like it goes to the friggin' ballast resistor.
Wee...
That rotisserie looks strong and pretty damn cool. Lots of work removing undercoating, I don't even want to think about it.
What kind of plans do you have for the bare-naked Valiant?
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