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Old 03-29-2016, 04:58 PM   #1967
Grizz1963
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Re: Grizz's Redneck Express 1966 Chevy Short Fleetside RESTO-GO!

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Originally Posted by Palf70Step View Post
Very nice!
Thanks Bill.

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Originally Posted by siggyfreud View Post
Looks great! Those small touches really add to the final product so much.
Certainly do, and the inspiration mostly comes from here.

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Looks great Rian .
Thanks John, 10 yard job. That paint sucks.

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Thank you mate.

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Nice work rian! Oh and that vw is sweet
Glad you liked the VW, I like a lot of stuff, so like to share.

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great job painting and polishing the aluminum valve covers and air filter .
the other valve covers you like are from a 283 with the Chevrolet script .
I have been trying to find a chrome 6 cyl nova SS valve cover ,
it has the Chevrolet script like the one in your picture
but I ended up with a plane chrome 6 cyl valve cover from ebay.

on your turbo 350 trans mount bolt holes some of them had metric bolts
and the older ones were standard threads .
so that's how they get stripped from people putting the wrong bolts in them .
also where the shift lever bolts on they can be metric or standard too .
I think you are right Jim.

When I shone a light up the bolt hole, there was pretty much no thread, so I knew both had to be redone, it's such a simple process.



Got in from work tonight and Mrs Boss said in passing there was a parcel for me in her car.

Unpacked it...... Joe Gibbs HR-1 oil for running in the motor and some thread sealer.

Getting excited about getting the motor back together with all the new parts.

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