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Hello All,

had my project on hold for a while but recently I have been working on it again. new trunk welded in, and a passenger floor pan, installed a new shifter, got a carpet to install in the next few days, 1/2" fuel lines and a few other things completed. I should have everything done in the next week or so, and it goes to the body man some time in july/August if all goes well. 

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Always like to hear stories of guys with energy making progress.
Looking very encouraging.

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Getting there one piece at a time. I'll post some more pics when the interior is done, I have to install the 4.11 gears Then it's straight to the track to see what kind of 1/4 mile time I can run..

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Looking good, that's a time consuming job. Keep posting your progress.

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Go Go Go!



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"Dad, which car are we taking?"                      "The Pontiac!"

"Which one?"                                                    "The red one!"

'67 Parisienne 2+2 - red

'01 Montana            - red

'06 Buick Allure

'12    Japanese minivan



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Interior is in



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-- Edited by Marcel396 on Thursday 2nd of July 2015 08:40:03 AM

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Sweet! Awesome job!

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65 Catalina 2+2 421 4bbl,  Auto, White, w/red interior, Buckets w/column shift.

66 Grande Parisienne, 2dr HT, 327 4bbl, Auto.

Had the 66 since about 83 and the 65 since 88.
Both still require a lot of work.


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Thanks, I took my car out for Canada day and I made it to the gas station, put some fuel in, went down the street and did a few launches and I Ripped a hole in the tube of one of my slicks.. And when I got home I realized my charging system wasn't working.. Back to the drawing board for now I need to find out whybi keep burning through alternators!

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great show !!  at least you got it out of the garage !



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later...rog

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Have you checked the ground straps from the engine to the body?

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65 Catalina 2+2 421 4bbl,  Auto, White, w/red interior, Buckets w/column shift.

66 Grande Parisienne, 2dr HT, 327 4bbl, Auto.

Had the 66 since about 83 and the 65 since 88.
Both still require a lot of work.


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not yet Didn't think of that I'll have to check them out

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smile How sweet it is..... biggrin



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If not charging properly, check the obvious things first:  Battery cables tight, fan belt tight, etc.   However, a buddy of mine with his 396 67 2+2 chased his charging problem for a while.  He ended up taking his voltage regulator and alternator in to be tested as a pair.  If I recall, he found his voltage regulator wasn't working properly.



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70 2+2 hardtop
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I just cleaned up a few grounds and installed a new alternator, I am getting a good charge now finally. havent had the voltage regulator checked but that sounds like a good idea. I still have something drawing power when my ignition is turned off tho. I can hear a high pitched whine when I hook up my battery but I am having trouble tracing where it is coming from..

 



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