Ed , It was no inconvience at all. Now if I have to replace my water pump, I know to allow extra time because of all the extra complications. As is the case quite often on this forum ,one member’s problem gives all of us an opportunity to learn the solution and know just what we may be facing down the road.

I used the braided stainless steel from the plumbing department of Home Depot. It was on flexible water supply lines  for sinks and toilets. Nice dress up for less money. I used the entire supply line with the wires run up the pipe. The end fitting was polished stainless steel.

Thanks to all for replies. My GM Service Manual arrived over the weekend
and it has better illustrations, plus I have looked closer. Now I see that the
lower cover is more extensive than I thought. When removed it will give
access to bolt heads. Hope I didn’t inconvenience anyone.

Ed

I got mine on Ebay.
These are like mine. 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/12-Headlight-TailLight-wire-c onduit-Chevy-Ford-Hot-Rod-/330448968159?cmd=ViewItem&pt= Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4cf04b19df
Phil

Nice car, but a bit dear. Here’s one in annapolis, MD that’s more in line with a budget. Fiberfab… incomplete. Check the tagline with the photo.

 Larry    it is a nice looking car my computer will not let me E him at his craigslist address to find out more  the car can’t be to far away if it is in Knoxville,,,,,,, Dan R Dan R40390.8640856482

Wheels are at the mechanic shop and I will have the tires mounted and installed on Mrs. Peel on Tuesday.
So baskets will be up for sale right after the new wheels are in place.  As mentioned 4 are in good shape, 1 is poor. 
I will entertain all reasonable offers

 I’ll have to cut the list back to two cars ,one is a Chevette based car.
There is a Ford based on the Kansas City  Craigslist and one on the Dallas Craigslist.
 They show up on a site that I have proggramed as a favorite in my computer but I cannot link you directly to them.I’m not too cp savvy.

Sounds like a blast! Thanks for the pics.

 Jdd , welcome to a great site, and hobby just remember the car you pick, is at best 30 years old,,, and work WILL  be needed but that is the fun as to the car it’s self if the body is all there you have the game wone there is nothing  but fun in the future

good luck

Ed, Yes thats a Morgan under the wing of a small two seat airplane. I’m not an expert but it appeared to be a real morgan and not a replica. had a holbay racing engine. it was immaculate. There were also two MGA’s the red one in the picture and a blue one with a supercharged buick 215 v8 and a small matching trailer. There was also a Marlene…[Read more]

I live in Missouri.  Can you give me the sites where these cars are located?

 Hi and welcome to the forum.
 In addition to the ordinary used car items, pay close attention to how well the car is assembled ,Notice if it appears that the builder took time and effort to fit and finish things properly or if things were thrown together in a sloppy manner. If you enjoy reworking things, you may get a good deal in a car that so…[Read more]

Nice. What’s that red thing? Morgan?

Cool. Thanks Will!

some photos of the fly-in
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BUMP

Hadn’t given much thought to selling price……..How about $50 each plus actual shipping, one needs rechroming or painting $25 plus acutal shiping.   I will split them up but minimum of 2.
They new ones should arrive Friday and I will have them mounted next week (wk 8/1).

Painted wires look supercool, in my opinion. Just sayin’.