I'm going to install a battery tray and bracket in the trunk to secure =
the battery that's sliding around back there, since re-installing it in =
the proper place will be a later project. Then I'm going to work =
polishing all the chrome, and maybe paint the rusty exhaust tip.=20
NEXT weekend will begin the big brake rebuild - new rotors and wheel =
bearings, semi-metal pads in front, shoes, stainless steel hoses....Just =
waiting for the big package to arrive!
Dan
'73 B
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From: Andy Ramm
Sent: Friday, January 30, 1998 12:09 PM
To: mgs
Subject: What are you doing to your LBC this weekend?
Well, OK, I'm at work and a little bored, so I
thought I'd ask, what are you doing with your LBC
this weekend?
If the weather holds out, I plan to change the
wing window seals, troubleshoot my fuel supply
problem, put the stock air cleaners back on and
double check the ignition timing on my '67 GT.
As for other stuff, the rear shocks are doing
well, but my recent conversion has exposed myriad
flaws at the front end. And my door locks have
stopped working, not a good feeling, though I
suspect I'll fix this when I do the wing window
seals.
I hope everyone's weekend is filled with good
weather, good driving and not too much toil at the
hands of an LBC!
Cheers,
Andy
--=20
Andy Ramm
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