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He does make some neat things. Thanks for the link

I saw this article today. I thought it was interesting. The S30 is right in the grey zone between the two groups https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/millennials-begin-influencing-classic-car-auctions-baby-boomers-might-take-hit-old

I thought the $61k was low too

That looks good! Always nice to have a nice surface to work off of

I hate that about the glass trim. It is really frustrating to rip a gasket! Maybe SteveJ or some one else close can lend a hand and make the difference??

Are you volunteering? 😉

That all looks good Kats!

A 2" rolok on a die grinder works like a small flap disc

Could you take a die grinder and thin the inside of the scoop to make the valance line up?

Pretty color but I find the interior clumsy and I think the shaved exterior makes the car look incomplete. Probably really quick though

Yes, Well done!!

If TerrapinZ doesn't have one, I might C

I don't believe a replacement is available

What ohm is your current coil?

Are you using the ballast resistor? If not, it seems foolish to not follow the manufacturers instructions

That distributor looks like a good option " 3.0 ohm coil required with ballast resistor delete"

I agree, although new doesn't always mean good. I would start with the dizzy. I think if the coil was the problem then it would be more even across all the cylinders. Although the lastest fouling could indicate a broader problem.

Post a link to the distributor not a screen shot He has tested leads, caps plugs, pretty much everything. The only thing he hasn't done is remove the pertronix from the system. You could just replace the dizzy and see if that fixes the problem. If not then plug wires and coil last...

No replace the ignition with a totally different setup from the dizzy & coil to the plug wires

You used PayPal but how did you pay PayPal? Debit card? Bank account? Credit card?

Good for him! That was a good price.

Options: You could source another manifold and galley - not too hard to install Replacing the galley is very difficult unless you have an oxy/acetylene setup. They basically weld themselves into the exhaust manifold over time Remove the manifold and cut the galley and seal up the holes. I did this 30 years ago with mixed results Or you could go all bling and order one of Sean's stainless exhaust systems. Header all the way out... You shouldn't damage the motor with the exhaust leak but you can melt stuff from the heat of the leak blowing on things under the hood.

That's probably a good price for NOS door panels

I don't mind the clear lens and it came from a friend. So it will be proudly displayed in the engine bay. 😉

Is the car hard to start when it's cold?? If not, then there's not a problem!! If it's not broken, don't break it!