Yeah.

MG Magic should be able to supply kits.

What brand of beer? I’ll put a six-pack next to the fire extinguisher.

Yes, welcome aboard and yes, bring her to Carlisle.

Here are some rear coil over shocks on eBay now:  http://www.ebay.com/itm/121897673817?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649

I lived in Central FL for 5 years and it would take a lot to get me back there. Developers still worked the old fashioned way there: paper bags of hundreds on Xmas and press-gangs of Guatamalans throwing up sh*t-boxes on flood plains.

Vicenc,

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Joe,What brand and part number coilovers did you use and who sells them?Thanks and God bless,Andy

Yup.

Love that poster too.

10 hours out for me, so I don’t think I’ll be making this run. Have fun, boys. Post lots of pics and brag when you’re done.

Roy’s in the ball park. I’d go on the lower end, maybe $4500. The market for these cars is thin. I like the seats. They look comfy.

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Wow, Tufted velvet? interior. Very nice, very different. Absolutely no two alike.????

Looks like a nice replica.  To really get the best price (or even most accurate answer to your “what’s it worth” question), you should offer more photos.
Interior,  engine.  Damage, cracking of gel coat?  Does everything work?  Rust???  Condition of the floor pans?Mileage on the odometer of a 45 yo car means practically nothing to me.  (If the or…[Read more]

Joy hearing about the LED retrofit!

The only proper way to do a shoulder strap…Just saying…

That was me, several years ago. In July I ran into Jack at the Pittsburgh Vintage GP.

Well. My info is BCW made their own body panels & stuff. I don’t know where they got their Chevettes, but a west-coast accessory company would not be the obvious source. We could call Jack Fussenegger and ask. 

None in mine. But here’s my theory–which you can check by chasing some corporate records in PA: Like BCW, American Sunroof WAS the Fussenegger’s company & the factories were tied together. 
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Before you replace the alternator, check the grounds on it. With these cars–and with most old cars–electrical faults are almost always ground-related. 

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