Followed one of the routes in the North Georgia mountains for the drives Georgia Z Club will be leading for ZCON next month. Needed to get familiar with it so I can lead one of the drives. These drives will sure to be another highlight of this years convention.

Over the past 2 month.  Pulled the engine and trans, had the head rebuilt, rebuilt the motor, cleaned and repainted engine bay:  rebuilt the front end and replaced all the rubber, new struts.  Removed front fenders, resprayed undercoating and or paint where appropriate.  Still need to finish engine bay details, rework stock valve cover and then we can drop motor and trans back in.  INterior was completely striped and seats have been rebuilt.  New wheels, tires exhaust etc etc etc......

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Love how you used aluminum foil  to protect from overspray.  I'll have to add that to my bag of tricks!

7 hours ago, gwri8 said:

Love how you used aluminum foil  to protect from overspray.  I'll have to add that to my bag of tricks!

Yea, this is the first time I have done that, works great for some things and it’s cheap and easy to remove.

Finished putting Eibach and Tokicos in the white 70 car. Looks like it lowered it more than usual when installing Eibachs. Tokicos are getting hard to find.....had to pay up from Whitehead Performance for these.

Looks great!

What's that pink thing under your toolbox? Does it say "coolant rack"? Cheapo phone isn't too good at zoom.

Bama Zama

That’s a rack for my Go-Jack foot jack dollies. I have to dollie the white car around to fit the 4th car in that garage. I used to use these, but it’s a pain to roll around a jack to put them under the car. Now with 4 pumps of the foot on each Dollie, the car is ready to push round.  ?

 

Edited September 3, 20186 yr by Diseazd

50 minutes ago, Diseazd said:

Finished putting Eibach and Tokicos in the white 70 car. Looks like it lowered it more than usual when installing Eibachs. Tokicos are getting hard to find.....had to pay up from Whitehead Performance for these.

What size wheel and tire are you running?  Looks really good, Love the White!

205-55-16......I tried em all......these work really well without rubbing on dips. Same height as stock.

New wheels are in for Project 240, Rota RKR 15x8 Zero offset.  Was thinking about 205-55-15’s, from what I gather this will keep everything under the fenders and hopefully no rubbing.

I treated Baby to a Brazilian today.   Pretty sure I heard a deep sigh of appreciation in the exhaust note afterwards.

18 minutes ago, jfa.series1 said:

I treated Baby to a Brazilian today.   Pretty sure I heard a deep sigh of appreciation in the exhaust note afterwards.

 

 

Don't go the other way!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2782095/Now-THAT-S-hairy-ride-Woman-spends-150-hours-covering-car-entirely-human-hair-s-worth-staggering-60-000.html