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Thread: Engine ID
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Old 12-08-2005, 18:01   #41 (permalink)
John
 
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Re: Engine ID

"Maximillian Rennquist" <WDSPoontang@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1134077454.277928.181380@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>
> John wrote:
>> "Maximillian Rennquist" <WDSPoontang@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1134000140.716279.95900@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>> >
>> > Maximillian Rennquist wrote:
>> >> OK, go ahead and email them. Thanks.
>> >
>> > Nice cosmetic restoration. From where I sit, you have a new quarter,
>> > some floor issues, black crappola shot under the car after the paint,
>> > the wrong power steering pump bracket, possibly a different driver
>> > door, and did you check the buck tag for a match? If those valve covers
>> > have curved ridges on the side they are factory. That engine has to
>> > come out big time.

>>
>> I suspect the passenger side quarter panel. Is that the one you are
>> referring to?

> No, I'm looking at the seam in a7_3.
>
>>I haven't noticed floor issues, but I've not went over every
>> inch. Where do you suspect?

> 9a_3 looks like there there is metal with a cut edge.
>
>>Undercoating is definately there. Possibly
>> hiding some sheet metal or fiberglass work?

> Common tactic. I'd pull the seats and carpet to investigate from above.
> Also, the weight of the undercoat would cancel the benefit of
> lightweight engine parts. Time to get the torch and scraper. And
> goggles. The tank looks a tad bashed, too. Gotta pull that before you
> fire the torch.
>
>>The valve covers do have curved
>> ridges.

> No cooties then.
>
>>Which one is the buck tag?

> The one behind the passenger headlight. The proper power steering pump
> bracket pulls it in close to the engine. That's a truck unit on there,
> or maybe an a/c model.
>
>>Yep, the engine and engine compartment
>> need refreshing bad! That's the weakest area of the car.

>
> Let's hope the undercoat isn't hiding a bunch of rust. Nothing like
> dropping the hammer on the clutch and having the subframe pull through
> the floor. Seriously, you have to off the undercoat before you can mess
> with this car. I don't envy you.



I'll check into them this weekend.

--
John - ThunderSnake #59
'69 Mach 1 w/ 390 4V
Wide Ratio Toploader
3.25 Traction-Lok
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