Congratulations, Linda!!! Way to go! Just to set the record straight... When I took my very first driving test, we weren't allowed to use the mechanical turn signals. You had to use hand signals. I a
Author: "Larry B. Macy, Ph.D." <macy@bbl.med.upenn.edu>
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2006 21:01:49 -0400
No leave the plate there, it looks cool, prolly won't run cool tho ;-) Congrats on getting a running Pinky! Have fun for the summer, do the suspension in the wnter. Larry -- Larry B. Macy, Ph.D. macy
if worn, the rebuild of the front end together with a set of Peter C's. rebuilt levers all around will make a new car out her. Team the foregoing with decent radial tires and you'll forget all about
OK on the suspension but now that I found the rubber break line worn I'll do that first. I'll just take her easy on the turns for the summer. I'll post the picture of the gal on the book cover today
Hi Jim, I just spotted tire rub wear on my front passenger break hose. I was going to replace all the rubber anyway but to play it safe I decided to leave Pinky in the garage till I get the new hoses
Hi Cap'n Bob, When you say levers do you mean the shocks? Also the tires on it are Continental radials not good enough huh? I think I should replace the tie rods too because a new set will be sealed
Yea Larry I thought the plate on the front looks cool too! I could always wait till the temp rises and then remove. Sure would be easier than polishing the pitted grill I just took off : ) Lin 62 Cal
Levers = shocks, your Cont. radials are just fine (didn't realize you had them already) and renewal of anything that's loose in the front end will make all the difference in the world with respect t
I'm going to go with the new tie rods althought I see kits does that mean you have to press them together easier to get the complete set and may have a sway bar in the works. My mechanic said to cou