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got dakota started replaced starter relay then reset computer bamm fired right up!
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check for pluged exhaust system...@sstephens
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put idler pully on lebaron took 5 minutes sweet!
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love chevys!
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@ZanderGT-Rit my not be the carb...they are exspencive..get a kit
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Ok, I'll try to post pics later. Might just buy a new carb.@77camaro
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@ZanderGT-R check the fuel line for cracks...
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Love the show, gear head for many years, love all the Quick Tips......
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Also by "missing under acceleration" do you mean like turbo lag, only without the turbo?@sstephens
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This is an older model so it doesn't have one, just an electric shut off. And fuel is coming from the exhaust.@sstephens
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Adding louvers to the hood read more 46 weeks ago | 60 views, 1 comments |
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Adding a package tray panel read more 1 year ago | 69 views, 1 comments |
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Putting the body back on the frame I haven't updated in a while. I had trouble posting on the site but things seem to be working fine now. The body is back on the frame with new body mount pads. I decided to not use a rear bumper and am going with a rolled bumper pan look. I built a rear bumper pan after modifiying an oldsmobile rocker panel. I have also boxed a place for the license plate. To complete the rear look I extended the fins to the bottom as well. I made them to fit 56 chevy tail lights. read more1 year ago | 82 views, 2 comments |
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Update - Painting the underside of the body read more 1 year ago | 106 views, 0 comments |
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4 door to 2 door When I first started my project, I was planning on restoring the Pontiac. After thinking a lot about it though, I really wanted something I would enjoy more than a 4 door sedan with no AC. I decided to cut the roof off and make the car a 2-door roadster. I've always wanted an open top car. I wasn't crazy about spending so much time and money on a car that I truely wouldn't enjoy. So I committed to the concept and went ahead with the cut. For people who prefer stock cars I know you couldn't believe I would cut read more2 years ago | 137 views, 7 comments |
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Adding louvers to the hood read more 46 weeks ago | 60 views, 1 comments |
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4 door to 2 door When I first started my project, I was planning on restoring the Pontiac. After thinking a lot about it though, I really wanted something I would enjoy more than a 4 door sedan with no AC. I decided to cut the roof off and make the car a 2-door roadster. I've always wanted an open top car. I wasn't crazy about spending so much time and money on a car that I truely wouldn't enjoy. So I committed to the concept and went ahead with the cut. For people who prefer stock cars I know you couldn't believe I would cut read more2 years ago | 137 views, 7 comments |
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Putting the body on the rotisserie Before getting started with the rotissirie, I decided to replace the stationary wheels with casters to allow me to move it around the garage. I then put the body on the rotisserie. The adjustable forks I made worked great and the body went on the rotisserie with help of my engine hoist. read more2 years ago | 133 views, 7 comments |
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Painting the frame Cleaned, sanded, and painted the frame last week. I found an old chissel worked pretty good in getting the really thick stuck on grease and mud. Degreaser, greased lightning, more degreaser and a pressure washer followed by scotch bright and a lot of hot soapy water got the job done. read more2 years ago | 123 views, 4 comments |
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Putting the body on the rotisserie Before getting started with the rotissirie, I decided to replace the stationary wheels with casters to allow me to move it around the garage. I then put the body on the rotisserie. The adjustable forks I made worked great and the body went on the rotisserie with help of my engine hoist. read more2 years ago | 133 views, 7 comments |
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4 door to 2 door When I first started my project, I was planning on restoring the Pontiac. After thinking a lot about it though, I really wanted something I would enjoy more than a 4 door sedan with no AC. I decided to cut the roof off and make the car a 2-door roadster. I've always wanted an open top car. I wasn't crazy about spending so much time and money on a car that I truely wouldn't enjoy. So I committed to the concept and went ahead with the cut. For people who prefer stock cars I know you couldn't believe I would cut read more2 years ago | 137 views, 7 comments |
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Filling the gap of the windshield frame on the Starchief Roadster project After cutting off the roof, there was a large gap that needed to be filled between the external and internal sheet metal on top of the windshield frame. read more2 years ago | 115 views, 5 comments |
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