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Sxty8SD wrote:

Hey Roger.  If those parts are stored in your shed it looks kinda empty from when I saw it!  I know you were thinning the herd but... 


i do not have the original engine .. 

 

You hve 46X heads ? 



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I had it in my head the 74 GTO heads are 48's but you're likely right. I do know that I checked when I got them way back when and they are the unique 74 GTO heads which have the screw in studs. Apparently you can get the same casting number with press in studs.

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Replaced the Master Brake Cylinder on the Pontiac (it doesn't have power brakes). Piston Ring had the replacement available and way cheaper than I expected.

I'm not mechanically inclined when it comes to cars, but thought my service manual makes it look easy. Even had the right wrench to loosen the brake line. I bleed the new master cylinder on the bench, and I now understand how it works. Took a bit of time as I also had to make a gasket. But installed the replacement in less than an hour and was back on the road.




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rabbit64cs wrote:

Sorry , only pic I have right now . 

350 auto , not in the car obviously .   3.55 gear actually .. Super solid .. Some assembly required . Lol

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-- Edited by rabbit64cs on Wednesday 26th of July 2017 12:48:39 AM


Heard that Amigos bought most of the cars for scrap... you hear the same? 



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-- Edited by rabbit64cs on Wednesday 26th of July 2017 12:48:39 AM


Heard that Amigos bought most of the cars for scrap... you hear the same? 


 Yes , Amigos bought 13 and a bunch of wheels , and engines.  Mostly the trans am , 66 Bonny wagon , the limo, and a couple of grand prixs. 

 

the owners are actually avid collectors , so I think most of it will go to that compound , not the crush pile. 



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Pontiacanada wrote:

My tri-annual shed build has begun ... you can NEVER have enough sheds!


Well, it's coming along 10' x 12' build on a budget (building a lot of it with salvaged wood):

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Looking good Darryl. I like your design, it's not just any ordinary shed. Height of that roof is where I want to work on future builds.

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Played around with putting a hood scoop on the 63. It bolts on so its standing on the "legs". The hood has a ridge up the middle, not sure how to deal with that since I didn't plan on cutting a hole in the hood. May be able to use a rubber gasket to mount it on but not sure if that pot metal grill will clear the ridge at the front. I plan on painting it black, including the grill. The chrome is pitted.

 

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Aiming for something like this which has the same scoop.

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Fellow I know owns this one in the US, an original car, factory 4 speed, 421 SD car. His 4 speed Pontiacs include a 60, two 61,s a 62, and the 63, all as nice as this one.







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-- Edited by DonSSDD on Saturday 29th of July 2017 02:02:26 PM

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Put the rubber on the wheels today. Spent the whole day messing around with those pesky screws for the center caps. 50 year old parts can be cool but a pain in the ass too!



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Now... That is sweet !!



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horder wrote:

Put the rubber on the wheels today. Spent the whole day messing around with those pesky screws for the center caps. 50 year old parts can be cool but a pain in the ass too!


 great looking



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yes indeed that looks great

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love that gto rog spent saturday doing wheels and tires put some 13s on my viva and took advantage of cambodian tires 24 month no interest and got some goodyear wranglers 33x12.5s for my 65 gmc they were 25% 0ff got the biggest size they haD IN 15



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yikes.....that 65 looks like a lot of fun!

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YES FAIRLY FRESH BUILD ON A 84 FRAME

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rabbit64cs wrote:

Bought a 74 GTO on Sunday. 

Solid project ..


 i was watching  it .Did it have a console? i was bidding on one . then gave up .i got a box of misc  muncie parts.

hope i wasnt bidding against you. 

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Sweet Tim,luv the cab light/air horn.



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Bonneville: truck is running...not bad for old little 4.8 LS1!biggrin  Dyno on Wednesday!



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Sounds real nasty. Armstrong steering- don't see that much any more.

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timbuk wrote:

love that gto rog spent saturday doing wheels and tires put some 13s on my viva and took advantage of cambodian tires 24 month no interest and got some goodyear wranglers 33x12.5s for my 65 gmc they were 25% 0ff got the biggest size they haD IN 15


 Love it!



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KNEW YOU WOULD LIKE THAT DARRYLL I HAVE 4 OF THEM AND WORKING ON MY BROS 63 2 TON DUMP

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Wow that Boneville trucks sounds just nasty!! That's a lot of cam for that 4.8, how tight they plan on twisting it?
Can't wait to see the dyno pull.

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markus wrote:
rabbit64cs wrote:

Bought a 74 GTO on Sunday. 

Solid project ..


 i was watching  it .Did it have a console? i was bidding on one . then gave up .i got a box of misc  muncie parts.

hope i wasnt bidding against you. 

mark


 Lol..l yes ..me and you would have been bidding .. No worries . Lol

no console . 



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Been busy in garage repairing cpl holes in trunk and trying to find parts but no sites list 63 laurentian parts at all around here.even in search laurentian not included in list of Pontiacs ..lol.had a gas tank leak tried to find new tank or repair, that year tank not found anywhere and repair was beyond my price range at 500$ so bought the repair kit at 160$ and did it myself, still have to find an order new float and filter

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