It's alive
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Not happy, but alive
It's alive
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Not happy, but alive
Groovy! What problem is it having?
Valve train adjustment we think, cutting an old set of covers up to do a hot adjustment
Here it is once the rockers were adjusted correctly
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fresh rubber and fresh paint on the old rims
Yeah!
I have never much liked those early Fox bodies but man does that hood make it look mean... 
This doesn't hurt either
Hot adjusting the rockers, they didn't need any more tension after they tightened up, we used the original setting to adjust them and they were way too tight.
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The car may, or may not, have spun the rear tires at 90 mph in 5th yesterday on a freshly paved strip of 2 lane.
grunt grunt.
aussiesmg wrote: The car may, or may not, have spun the rear tires at 90 mph in 5th yesterday on a freshly paved strip of 2 lane.
In reply to aussiesmg:
Yea, I miss having big small block grunt but I'll have it again!
The car's looking bitchin! 
Final prep for shoot.
Getting the family involved, priceless
Quick rust repair
Ready
And .... done
Not too bad for us, thanks to Grafmiata (Will) and his co worker Darrell who assisted with the paint application. Well, actually Darrell shot the car while we made bad jokes and drank beers.
I'm just glad to see that Jake isn't stuck to the roof.
A little advice for anyone reading this who may be contemplating spraying their own car--- Buy one extra tack-cloth for each cat on the premises.
Hey what's the dog's name Sonny and Cher wan't to know 
Damian Fish on ! Happy Labor day ..........
Quick vid of the car sounding right with open headers
and another post paint pic
Shiney freshly painted 5 lug parts....
Modifying the rear caliper brackets, on Fox axles they have to locate behind the flange, so an access port must be made.
Bracket in place
Front rims on
You should have a package arriving by monday at the latest ;)
New wheels look great!
What kind of harness is that? Looks like it runs through the seat and ties to the floor immediately behind. I'm no safety expert and still fairly new to this place, but I think it may be a really dangerous setup. You alluded in an earlier post to new harnesses, so hopefully I'm commenting unnecessarily.
Happy snaps
Old Master cylinder, beside fresh painted new top
Newly painted SN95 Master
All 4 SN95 rims
BTW the harness will not be this design by the end of weekend, one thing at a time dude, we still have less than 3 weeks.
Ooooooh, damn that looks good!
Car looks awesome
Is it just the picture or is there some crazy positive camber on the rear wheel?
Nice work. Will surely handle better than last year.
Haven't been on the lap-top for awhile, so I've only seen alot of these pix on my phone. Just a couple of quick observations before I go to bed...
aussiesmg wrote: Final prep for shoot. Getting the family involved, priceless
SWMBO seems to be passed-out in a lawn chair, and the pup apparently thinks you look like a squirrel.
But all seriousness aside, best of luck in Florida!!!
Really wish I could've done the Chumpcar/Challenge trip, but it just wasn't in the cards this year.
But next year, reserve a bottle of Scotch and a seat on Mongo for me.
Buffed out paint over weekend.
Polished tail lights with headlight cleaning kit, gutted drivers door and trimmed both doors with aluminum.
Finished up 5 lug swap with a good bleed.
Cleaned 26 years of crud off K member.
Added some exterior flash 
A couple of last minute updates
Gained caster and camber by modifying the strut tops further.
Made a seat belt bar
For the observer who was concerned about the belts
Got a new spare for the trailer today and Mongo gets a once over tonight
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