Charlie Kile
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I have a 1984 Touring optioned coupe for sale. It is mechanically about an 8, the interior a 9.5 And the body a 7.
The engine is a Jasper 350cid with tuned port EFI and serpentine belt. 700R4 Transmission, and postraction. I've owned it since 1998.
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#4 Neoprene fuel flex hoses. The Alcohol mixed with the gasoline will attack the hoses.
Charlie RQB3921
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Me too !!
charlieRQB3921
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If you're thinning Epoxy DON'T USE RUBBING ALCOHOL! It's Isopropyl Alcohol and contains 30% water !!
Use DENATURED ALCOHOL available at any hardware or home improvement store at a low price.
Charlie RQB3921
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They were probably the ones that engraved the new owners names on the plaques that were offered to new owners.
Charlie RQB3921
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Mine can be bought for about $5000 less money and is a much nicer driver !
Charlie RQB3921
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False. It's for better mixture distribution and vaporization .
Charlie RQB3921
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My 84 TOC has Camaro Brakes. I believe they were factory installed.
charlieRQB3921
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Mine's all original and the carpet is the same in the trunk as the interior. YES.
Charlie RQB3921
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Why would anyone want to do this !!
But no
CharlieRAB3921
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Probably Loewy
CharlieRQB3921
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Since they used different frames I'd say "False".
Charlie RQB3921
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Have you tried a machine shop that has a plunge ETM ?
Should work well with no damage.
Charlie RQB3921
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I've been cautioned by the H P about not having the plate mounted. But most agree that if you have the plate in the car so isn't on another they will let you slide. However it does give them one more reason to stop and fine you.
Charlie RQB3921
P,S, 3921 is still for sale.
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False
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Thanks for sharing
Charlie RQB3921
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False they used different frames.
charlieRQB3921
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I think I would take it to an Auto Glass shop. They have the tools and knowhow to do this safely. Most would charge a relatively small fee if anything.
Charlie RQB3921
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You missed one of, if not the, best looking American car ever. The 1953 Studebaker hardtop. !!
Charlie RQB3921
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True for my 84
Charlie RQB3921
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I'm surprised at your leaks! I regularly drive mine through a car wash with no leaks ! Not even the Moon roof !
P.S. It looks like I'll have to sell it before long.
Charlie RQB3921
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I think that they were meant to run at these temperatures.
Charlie RQB3921
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I also had both the starter and solenoid changed ! But the old was reused !
Charlie RQB3921
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I had the same exact problem a few years back. Had a Devil of a time finding it.
Believe it or not the nut that connects the starter hot lead to the solenoid was the wrong one !
Someone had put a 3/8 16 nut on it. When it should have had a 10 x 1 mm.
It would tighten down and feel really tight, when in reality it was barely making connection and the threads were jamming !
When it got hot the stud, being copper, would expand more than the steel nut opening the connection.
As it cooled they would make contact.
G M used both sizes depending on who made the solenoid !
Charlie RQB3921
Any one know WILLIAM MENS
in 1965-83 Avanti
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I'm asking $12,500 With a some wiggle room. It is RQB 3921 a touring optioned Coupe, With Recaro leather seats ln new condition. A moon roof that works properly and doesn't leak in a car wash. The Hog Troughs and frame are solid. It has never been wrecked, However I did taxi an airplane into the left front fender. It was properly repaired. The original paint was Block sanded off and repainted in year 2000. The car is black and black. I can't seem to include photos on this web site however I will E-Mail any current photos you may want.
E-Mail, Charles.kile@att.net or call 417 887 3687.
Charlie RQB3921