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I agree with NMPontiac, I've gotten great service from California Pontiac Restoration (http://www.pontiacparts.net/). They've got loads of parts...
I had this '76 Pontiac LeMans Sport with factory 5-speed. There were less than 20 manual transmission LeMans' built in '76 and some of them were...
Rob, Sorry, I'm not from your area but Quadrajets are very easy to rebuild. There are only two main gaskets in the whole thing. Usually the...
Hey Big, Do any of these float your boat? http://www.postonbuick.com/eshop/10Browse.asp
Groucho, Easily the nicest '57 Pontiac I've seen...clean, lean and straight as an arrow. Stay safe out there in fire country.
I used to use Champion J10Ys in my <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:City w:st="on"><st1:place...
Kirk, Thanks for pointing that out to me...I almost forgot, it's lowered, has big wheels and tires and is owned by a rich douchebag too.
I'm not knocking the tremendous talent that went into building it, so please understand that. But really, another orange second generation Camaro?...
The headliner in my '53 Chieftain is filthy but otherwise in perfect condition. No low spots, no rips, no problems. I have to figure, judging by...
Goozgaz, I lived in Los Angeles for a couple of years back in the early 1990s. Got around to a lot of these places though my connections in the...
We used to sell a bunch of these when I worked behind the counter. They are quiet as a mouse too. http://www.facet-purolator.com/solidstate.asp
I'm keeping the straight eight in my '53 Pontiac because nobody else is doing it.
There are plenty of rebuild parts available for old engines like these from Egge Machine (www.egge.com) and Kanter Auto Parts (www.kanter.com).
I don't know if Blair's can do everything, but if they can't, they ought to know who can. Blair's Speed Shop 2771 E Foothill Blvd Pasadena, CA...
My '53 Pontiac shop manual outlines the procedure for doing this on the old straight six and straight eight Pontiac engines too.
Not a single one, damn it! The car is still apart and I hate to watch other people have fun with their cars while mine is in pieces.
Bryan, Nice car. Good job keeping it all Mopar too.
There would be a triangular tag attached to the carb under one of the airhorm screws. I don't see one in the picture so I assume it's a goner....
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