Up on jacks for the first time
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- Location: Placerville Ca.
Up on jacks for the first time
Had a leaking slave cylinder, so I put her on jacks to take a look
I took a little time to look at the front end.
It all looked real good. I'm happy. Really nice and clean. Looks like maybe A arms, or whatever there were replaced, they were real clean.
I still wasn't able to get under it, so I took a selfie of the elect. Fuel pump, or at least I think that's it.
I'm interested in the fuel pump as I want to make sure it's installed right. Is there another gismo for me to find? Like a regulator.
All in all I'm really happy with what it looked like. It's a nice Ca. Corvair, clean, and someone spent a lot of time cleaning up the body. I think they took it down to metal, did the body work. I did see some bondo on the right front fender I ripped open. I cleaned up the interior and it looks nice. Even the tops of the seats weren't sun bleached, it is a convert.
There are snaps on the sides under the windows and one on the dash, so there must have been a tono cover that covered the passenger compartment. The top needs replacing and the top motor needs to be looked into.
I'm very happy with the car and can't wait to get her done" nice"
When she's done, she's going to look like this, hopefully
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Re: Up on jacks for the first time
Looking good! It looks like a clean vehicle...
About the fuel pump - make sure it does not hang lower than the front cross member - don't want it to snag on anything...
About the fuel pump - make sure it does not hang lower than the front cross member - don't want it to snag on anything...
BobWitt - South East Michigan
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1966 Corsa 140
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1966 Corsa 140
Follow my build at: viewtopic.php?f=52&t=9082"