We are having child #2 in April so I know what you are talking about.My little boy will be 5 so he will more than likely tag along.So that will be fun.ERV JR wrote:I plan on trying to finish the car and will be having anew daughter in Feb so I will see how much time I have, dam I want to race.
What's your plans for winter upgrades?
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Will do.One thing about the Novas is they have the long glove box.The one Dad and I had made was in a 68 camaro so things are tight but the nova will have one also it just works great for us.John_Heard wrote:Sounds like a good idea, send pics if you get a chancejulven wrote: John, we made a panel that we unbolted the glove box door and mounted it under the door hinge and inboard of the dash face there it lays horizontal it has the MSD and fuse panel on it then it has a rail that goes over top that the relays mount on. That way like you said no more lying on your back you can sit in the pass seat and work if you have a pass seat. Just an Idea.
Well, I just finished buttoning up my engine, except for a distributor it's ready. Check this though, I drove the truck onto the trailer last trip to the strip. Backed it off and under the garage to work on it. When I tried to push it out so I could wash it Sat., the rear would make almost a complete turn and then lock. Guess i'll be pulling out the center section and checking ring gear bolts ( I hope ).
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That sounds awesome, could you please add me to your pic list gearjammer@wowway.com or proweaqe@ameritech.netJohn_Heard wrote:Sounds like a good idea, send pics if you get a chancejulven wrote: John, we made a panel that we unbolted the glove box door and mounted it under the door hinge and inboard of the dash face there it lays horizontal it has the MSD and fuse panel on it then it has a rail that goes over top that the relays mount on. That way like you said no more lying on your back you can sit in the pass seat and work if you have a pass seat. Just an Idea.
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I will get those this weekend and have John post them as I am not the best at getting them linked. My Dad wishes it was on rollers to slide out .It might not be hard to do.gearjammer wrote:That sounds awesome, could you please add me to your pic list gearjammer@wowway.com or proweaqe@ameritech.netJohn_Heard wrote:Sounds like a good idea, send pics if you get a chancejulven wrote: John, we made a panel that we unbolted the glove box door and mounted it under the door hinge and inboard of the dash face there it lays horizontal it has the MSD and fuse panel on it then it has a rail that goes over top that the relays mount on. That way like you said no more lying on your back you can sit in the pass seat and work if you have a pass seat. Just an Idea.
Thanks
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