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Was a nice day today to start wrenching on the Beaumont


That thread of that 68 post inspired me to start wrenching on my car again. So I rolled the frame out from under the body today and got at it .



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Waiting for my rear springs to show up. My be tomorrow.
 
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Bolted in those engine frame mounts I got from 69Belair, Thanks Dave.  Forgot how hard it was to get at those bolts when the A arms and springs in the way. Bolted on the front sway bar with new energy suspension end links and bushings. Bolted in the front shocks.

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looks great ian! wink



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looking good... hows the body? what are you plans for the car? engine/paint etc...

ak

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ak 67sd wrote:

looking good... hows the body? what are you plans for the car? engine/paint etc...

ak



Thanks.  I am unsure what to do about the engine.  I got a 350 4 bolt block was thinking of stroking to 383. But when I see big blocks it gets me thinking. Original colour is Limelight green, not sure about that colour yet. Needs quarters and trunk repair, floor and rockers are good.

 



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A little update; 


Got some paint on the diff housing, Richmond 4.10 gears and spool

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New rear springs and shocks, boxed in lower control arms, Ta diff cover, energy suspension bushings.

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My home made offset upper control arms with energy suspension bushings makes this 76 Buick Century diff fit. This is the 8.5 with factory C clip eliminators end like the ford 9 in.

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looking great. keep up the good work and pics

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nice job... wish I could come by and see it in person.
thanks for the photos

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Lookin good Ian. What kind of paint is the gray you used on the centerlink, steering box, swaybar ?
I really like that colour against the black chassis.

Cool upper control arms too.

Looking at those pics makes me wish my car wasn't a unibody, it'd be much easier to work on the susp/chassis like your doing.

-- Edited by 62Beaumont on Saturday 5th of September 2009 11:44:45 AM

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62Beaumont wrote:

Lookin good Ian. What kind of paint is the gray you used on the centerlink, steering box, swaybar ?
I really like that colour against the black chassis.

Cool upper control arms too.

Looking at those pics makes me wish my car wasn't a unibody, it'd be much easier to work on the susp/chassis like your doing.

-- Edited by 62Beaumont on Saturday 5th of September 2009 11:44:45 AM



Thanks guys.   Used Eastwoods spray gray.  Good paint covers well and fast drying.
$14.95 a can though but one can sprayed all those items and still have some left. I get all my Eastwood supplies from Low Bux. He sells out of his House (204-668-4260).

 



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