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great idea just need black rubber behind the rear wheels

wd 40 is good for getting glue off too like the glue left from duct tape

I would scrub with a brush and spray 9 then rinse with water.. wipe with paint thinner just before dusting on adhesion promoter

my upholstery guy put on legendary seat covers on my 1971. 25 years ago sill looks great

do a thermostat too a good one the cheep ones you get what you pay for

rklein71 here is my vapor line shield or $ 45 on ebay for a repro

i have an original one I;ll do it tomorrow

thanks for the picture looks like that hole is not used in your car i wonder why its there

hi all i found my fuel line shield i know where it goes question i have is what is the mounting location look like that the hole with the pencil pointing corresponds to i replaced the trunk floor and extensions years ago must have thrown it out thanks for you replies

pst sells them too

i agree with HPP 15 inch wheels work better with a 60 percent side wall tire ..i wouldn;t go with a larger rims and thin side walls it will be to bumpy of a ride

it;s great you got her back on the road dig the fuzzy dice

when raising the front take all the weight off the suspension before adjusting the torsion bars and count the turns on the adjusters .these cars sat a little low in the rear from the factory where does it rub ? what is your wheel width and offset ?

I would go with satin black it would look alot better than flat

you could wet sand that texture off with 500 grit paper then follow up with 1000 grit to get a nice slick finish it would have to be buffed not easy or do i recommend that.. the best thing is after wet sanding spray it with a vinal paint auto paint stores sell spray cans .as for the 2 holes...

there are a bunch of doors that open and close in the heater box for different heater and ac control settings all controlled by vacuum first make sure you have vacuum .. then check all the vacuum diaphragms on the heater box they usually have a normal position when it has one vacuum line to it...

thanks for the update she is taking shape even the door gap is getting better

I found the sector support shaft bearing and bracket on line don;t remember the companys name . also upper control arms to get more caster ;box the lower control arms; adjustable strut rods keep everything firm and c body tie rods or solid turn buckles for the stock tie rods

a sector shaft support works good it goes on the bottom of the shaft and bolts to the crossmember no flex in the box with it

got the bumper to fit perfect now with the ends kicked up a little the middle came down. i took my time alot of removing and massaging the brackets can;t wait for spring ..happy motoring everyone