1976 280Z Restoration Project

[grannyknot]

On 12/11/2017 at 9:25 PM, Captain Obvious said:

I think he forgot the handle.

Maybe vandals took it?

I can't let the Dylan reference slip by.

[wheee!]

Martha and the Vandellas...

 

[Captain Obvious]

3 hours ago, grannyknot said:

I can't let the Dylan reference slip by.

Haha! Was pretty sure someone would pick that one up!  

[siteunseen]

On 12/11/2017 at 11:02 PM, wheee! said:

Could’ve been a “brake-in”....

Now it's a breakdown.  A real heartbreaker you're gonna have to crawl under there. 

Did I do okay?  Sorta corny...

Edited December 14, 2017 by siteunseen

[Captain Obvious]

Yeah, you did OK.

A little petty to be feeling left out, but you did OK.   

[siteunseen]

25 minutes ago, Captain Obvious said:

A little petty to be feeling left out

You don't know how it feels. 

[ksechler]

1 hour ago, siteunseen said:

You don't know how it feels. 

Quit jammin' me!

[siteunseen]

1 hour ago, ksechler said:

Quit jammin' me!

I'm sorry, I've been on a crazy train.

I'm done now. 

[grannyknot]

7 hours ago, siteunseen said:

You don't know how it feels. 

Tom Petty anyone?

[wheee!]

Wired up my carbon fibre heat lamp today. Now I can powder coat large items.

The lamp head moves up and down the pole. I will hang large objects in front of the lamp and then move the lamp around the object to cure the powder.

Close up of the carbon fibre elements.

[wheee!]

Also started work on the HEI ignition upgrade for the GM 4 pin module


Opened the case, drilled out the new aluminum heat sink, and stripped and painted the case to get rid of the little bit of rust on the mounting tabs.

[EuroDat]

Mark. When you cut the wires of the circuit board, cut them as close as possible to the board. That will give you move room to move during the assembly. My experience......