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8 hours ago, Steve-Avanti said:
The 87 has a unique filler neck that differs from the Monte Carlo radiator. Your best course of action is to have the original re-cored/rebuilt/welded by a reputable shop.
Yeah, I had that done twice. The second time was harder - apparently what with aluminum radiators not many places around to have this re-coring done. My mechanic sent my radiator out-of-state!
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I think what I did was to bring the hose into the auto parts store and they found a replacement (from a large stock) that very closely matched - it Worked!
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2) August
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It's from Acme Radiator - Indiana. Doubt if they are still around. Try one of our suppliers - one of them supplied me with a brand new heater core years ago.
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Bulb Reflector.
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23 minutes ago, Stacey said:
Well my spare tire is laying flat under the trunk floor, has a lift up carpeted cover. The fuel tank is right behind the rear axle stuffed up in front of the trunk floor.
Also, if your gas door is up by the rear pillar - battery on left side front - hood opening latch mechanism involves 2 latch rods - outside mirrors not attached to window frames - headlight housing has metal trim frame used to secure plastic lense - - And More - - you have the Monte Carlo. PLUS you have front vent windows and the rear side windows prop open.
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7 minutes ago, pantera928 said:
Can you try it in Spanish? It MIGHT make more sense to me
Si Senor!😵
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Yes - True.
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The square headlight sealed beams - for One.
Outside mirrors - Two.
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Same.
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32 minutes ago, Stacey said:
Today is National Compliment Day....
I'd like to compliment MFG for making this site enjoyable to come to every day. Thank You
On advice of council - I have to AGREE😁
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As Beavis said to Butthead, "Uhhhhh - I don't know - heh, heh, heh."😗
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2 minutes ago, pantera928 said:
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I'll second that.
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2 Dos Two Zwei😛
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3) White
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On 1/16/2023 at 5:33 PM, Gunslinger said:
It needed the ground strap or there would have been no effective ground plane for reception purposes. A metal bodied car forms its own ground plane.
I can't let this go. When 'Regnalbob' answered - I was going to say, "Makes perfect sense"; except the original question was a little (shall we say) deceiving since we all know other Studes were METAL! Just say'n🤥
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1 hour ago, regnalbob said:
While a PCV was not standard on R3s and R4s it was offered as an option for $12.00. ( dealer cost: $9.32 ).
Mandatory in California.
I hear yah about CA - my 64.5 Barracuda (from CA) had IT!😎
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Looks a lot like my '64 1/2 Barracuda!😁
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3 minutes ago, pantera928 said:
That is because i have owned Corvettes and my friends Dad had a Rambler American. It had vacuum wipers and he ran string out of the wind wing to pull them back as they would only move one way.🤣
Well, I never owned even one Corvette but my neighbor (1950's) had the vacuum wipers - might as well not have any wipers at all almost!🤪
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As a semi-professional courtesy - I will wait for 'Pantera928' to guess (err, I mean) answer this question.😁
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3) Valiant (?)
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Define 'several' please.
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I've read something similar (about the dealers). One reason (other than no Stude frames left and not having to develop a whole new platform) they automatically had pre-approved crash testing I would think.
Convertible top seals
in 1984-91 Avanti
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Is it at all possible this is from the original Monte Carlo seal used by 87-88 Avanti Coupes that has been strategically 'cut'?