billcapp
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How far did the dog food go? Maybe a good indication of compression?:tapemouth ROFL -
You're so right I forgot the part about the 280 engine...sorry:stupid:
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The other end goes to the ballast resistor.
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Outstanding - love the headlamps and wheels and paint and bumper and.................... -
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It is just sitting there to see what look it gives...not attached. I would be concerned about the airflow though! -
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just a try at a different look
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I think they should have used a full size coffee can for the tail pipe!
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How about before and after pix?
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Did you really paint this outside?? Gutsy, unless you live without any bugs...can't attempt this in Florida. Looks great! -
Why would it take you 20 hours for so short a trip....it is a Z after all and lots of open road.
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Think some...........where is the car located?
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When you say behind...how do you mean that.\? My z is from build date of 8/71 and this is my stock console http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=7513&password=&sort=7&thecat=500
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I'll work on some other photos.....now how does PhotoShop work? -
A few years ago at a party...
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Isn't March and April cooler in Vic than 30C?:cheeky:
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What do you think of this? With a population of around 700 Yackandandah is located 288 km north-east of Melbourne via Beechworth and 28 km south-west of Wodonga. Fishing, goldpanning, gemstone fossicking, horseriding, bushwalking and four-wheel driving are all popular in the surrounding countryside. You already live in a resort town...why would you want to leave? It's strange for us yanks to think of "down there" as South for you because of the season difference...ie. we like to go South for the Winter. Bill
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If the gasket is blown..you should see oil in the radiator or water in the oil pan. Radiator is an easy check. Checking for water in the oil requires draining the oil and catching some of it in a glass jar. Let it sit for a while or overnight...the water will be at the bottom of the jar. Doing a head gasket is not very hard to do if you leave the intake manifold on (just disconnect the fuel line, water line to the manifold and the linkage.) If you DO pull the head it's a good idea to replace the head bolts with new ones.
