Wish you lived a bit closer sure could use your help.You will like those headers. tti stuff is good stuff . I still think you should consider there exhaust system. I am sure they will make it without the H pipe . No cheesy muffler shop needed
Wish you lived a bit closer sure could use your help.You will like those headers. tti stuff is good stuff . I still think you should consider there exhaust system. I am sure they will make it without the H pipe . No cheesy muffler shop needed
Bigger fuel tank????? How does that work. Never seen that.Not sure how I will run the exhaust but with the bigger fuel tank will have to dump out front of the back tires.
Bigger tank what did you put in there?
I had no idea they did but yea they do Was an option in 73 I guess and trying to snake anything over the rear axle over 1 1/4 about will not fit.Bigger fuel tank????? How does that work. Never seen that.
Not sure always keep it full I think 16 or 14 gallons.How many gallons
Nice idea are you able to get the bigger wires connected in that? and how do I find it.
View attachment 1715447943 Got the wings off the kids plane today and all in the garage taking up room so harder to work on my car, but what the hell I love my kids so will work around it. lol
Kids gonna have to rewire his plane good idea Steve. lolI bet there is a connector right in your shop...lol.
Tried to put 2 1/4 out the back and no go.Call up tti they will tell you if it fits. Side exhaust is kind of annoying to me with the noise it creates when inside while to listen to your tunes. Of-course if your like me you cant hear anymore any way.
Dang Fred wish I could, I had a ball wiring mine. I'd love to help ya out. I just used an EZ Wiring generic 22 circuit kit. Each wire is marked every six inches where it goes. Still a little confusing some times, and wiring is what I do. Lots of splicing. I will say for most that want an easier way, those oem replacement harnesses from Classic look like nice pieces. Only down side, if it is one, they're so correct they still use the bulkhead connector.After the parts ordered are installed I will put the fenders on and attack the wiring.
If ya ever get a chance to come visit do so when I start to do the wiring so you all can help. lol
The wiring harness I'm looking at deletes the bulk head harness so will work good for me.Dang Fred wish I could, I had a ball wiring mine. I'd love to help ya out. I just used an EZ Wiring generic 22 circuit kit. Each wire is marked every six inches where it goes. Still a little confusing some times, and wiring is what I do. Lots of splicing. I will say for most that want an easier way, those oem replacement harnesses from Classic look like nice pieces. Only down side, if it is one, they're so correct they still use the bulkhead connector.
BTW I posted a few wiring pics on my build thread starting about post #350 if it helps.
Just checked the owners Manuel your right 16 gal. is stock.I wonder if you have something in the 20+gal range.
Oh good! Didn't realize they had those. Better idea, for sure.The wiring harness I'm looking at deletes the bulk head harness so will work good for me.
Would enjoy your help for sure.
Yea thank God they made it easier for people like me with no idea how to do wiring. lolOh good! Didn't realize they had those. Better idea, for sure.
Mine must be 20 I guess there is a in dent in the spare tire compartment so to fit the tank. Not sure but had several people tell me that it is an option having a bigger tank in that year.I believe my 65 is 18gal
318 and 904 tranny. Dealer installed A/C but was gone when I bought it.Very cool to have the background. what was the original motor?
That's the plan brother not coming your way to race I plan on drinking your home made beer and drooling on your cars and truck. lolThat's a good thing , it will be less fill ups on your way to visit me
I'm living my memories Craig after raising 8 kids by myself for the last 17 years it's my turn.I Like those darts and scamps, they are good looking car. I really liked the dart you had in our youth
Your a good man family first for sure.Oh Fred, I totally understand I have had to sell almost every thing have owned, for the sake of the family's well being. A few times, and now finally gaining back the stable.
Same here Lost a lot after the wife died not long after the barn burnt down and my middle boy lots an eye. Things were as bad as I thought it could be when I got sick and had to get out of painting cars and start a new job driving semi.It was worth every bit just to wear that title of Dad. Love my kids more than anything.
I figured I was not alone and am sorry for your loss Joe seems we all go through hard times and hope things are better for you.you are a good man to have done a great job raising all those kids. I only have a boy and a girl and finished raising them after my wife was killed in auto accident at 39 years old back in 1993. I never remarried either. BTW you have a beautiful car that you are doing an awesome job on, Joe
My middle boy is coming over tomorrow with his first child that is 2 weeks old to work on his plane so I get my new grand daughter to cuddle. Life is good.oh yes if you look around we are blessed