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Chevelle project update
Jeez, I thought this was a metaphor until I realized an actual wheel fell off. Glad you weren't hurt & the car is ok.- Pete 67
- Post #252
- Forum: 1968 and 1969
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OCS kills free speech again.....
Oh, sorry. That's Ed Grimley.- Pete 67
- Post #94
- Forum: Around the Campfire
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Chevelle project update
Looking good, Andy. All that body work you did paid off. I love the parchment seats.- Pete 67
- Post #196
- Forum: 1968 and 1969
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Randy Meisner of the Eagles.
I think you've confused the Eagles with Lynard Skynard.- Pete 67
- Post #7
- Forum: In Memoriam
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Yikes OCS
Tom is a guy I'd love to have a beer with. Still bummed I never made it the Chevelleabration one of those years.- Pete 67
- Post #1,313
- Forum: Around the Campfire
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Finally! Crab Season
If you're giving out samples, Tim, I'm less than an hour away!- Pete 67
- Post #45
- Forum: Around the Campfire
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Muncie M-20 Questions: How to install speedo and reverse gears on the Extension Casing?
Yes, you need to align the z-bar with the pivot ball in the block, then loosely bolt it to the frame bracket so you can mark its location to weld it in place. It will basically locate itself as it's contoured to the curve of the frame. Just use a magnet or a c-clamp to hold it until you tack...- Pete 67
- Post #16
- Forum: Chevelle General Discussion
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Muncie M-20 Questions: How to install speedo and reverse gears on the Extension Casing?
Crossmember is the same for auto's & manuals for all 64-67 Chevelles. The biggest issue with the swap is the aftermarket parts like the z-bar & the upper pushrod. Unless they've improved the repops, which I highly doubt, you might have clearance issues. You'll also need to either find...- Pete 67
- Post #12
- Forum: Chevelle General Discussion
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Muncie M-20 Questions: How to install speedo and reverse gears on the Extension Casing?
NO! Do not use any gasket maker or RTV. There should be a gasket there....not sure where you heard there isn't one. You'll need to buy a gasket set. When I build Muncies, I don't use any RTV/Right Stuff, etc. They didn't have any of that stuff when they were built by GM, either. If the...- Pete 67
- Post #10
- Forum: Chevelle General Discussion
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Problem with new repro glove box bezel
Hard to say in today's world, but when I had my pieces redone, the cost of the plating was basically the same price as the comparable repop part.- Pete 67
- Post #11
- Forum: 1966 and 1967
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Problem with new repro glove box bezel
There used to be a few people rechroming plastic parts, but both places I used are out of business. I had all 3 of dash pieces for my first '67 redone & they all came out great....way better than the repoprs, but that was 15-20 years ago. I'll do some research & see if I find anyone doing this...- Pete 67
- Post #9
- Forum: 1966 and 1967
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Muncie M-20 Questions: How to install speedo and reverse gears on the Extension Casing?
Sorry I just found this thread. I've rebuilt several Muncie's & they are really easy to work on once you get past the trepidation of cracking one open. Paul Cangiolosi's book is very helpful. He also has some great videos on his website. Or Gearboxvideo on youtube. If you haven't tackled...- Pete 67
- Post #8
- Forum: Chevelle General Discussion
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Member's Car Pictures for the Header Logo
Just found out about this....would love to add my wagon to the header.- Pete 67
- Post #69
- Forum: Site Bugs & Feature Requests
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new guy over here
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64 Two-Door Wagon L79/4 speed build
Welcome Augy! Glad you made it.- Pete 67
- Post #111
- Forum: 1964 and 1965