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This is great, thank you!
Would kindly take a picture of the 58 chevy suspension parts and post it here please?
Yikes!
Yes, 58 was different from the 59-64 set up
Thank you for the information!
Can anyone help me out with this?
Thank you for the links, I only need the 2 rear arm bushings that go to the differential. [ATTACH]
That would awesome, thank you!
Hello all, I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this but if someone still has an old Moog catalog and can look up the part numbers for...
Wow, electric highway! That appears to be the same 58 Impala convertible. Thank you for the link.
Yes! Those seats look like 58-59 GM bucket seats used in Pontiacs and Cadillacs. I don't believe they were available on Chevrolets except on this...
I have always wonder what the deal is with this photo. It is clearly a 1958 Chevrolet Impala convertible, however it is definitely different in...
Haven't yet, but I will. Thank you!
New float seems to be working fine. Thank you
Yes, I replaced the filter and gasket, thank you!
I did NOT replace the needle and seat YET, they have been ordered will arrive in a couple days. You think that's it?
UPDATE: We tried all of your suggestions, I really appreciate the input, but nothing worked. I think what happened is we flooded the bowl by...
Good information, thank you!
Tried the hammer method already and same results, thank you for the suggestions though.
Hello everyone, My brothers 62 Chevy with a 283 V8 Rochester 2 barrel was running great up until a few days ago when he went to fire it up and a...
I've been in the market for a project 1955 1956 1957 Chevy convertible and so far I've run into a bunch of middle men, overpriced rust buckets,...
No, driver side has clips passenger doesn't.
hahaha.........thats why they made the blank covers!
Same here!!
Thanks a bunch!
I think you might be right! [ATTACH]
And they are not staggered bolts
Yes, they look early............hadn't thought about Marine use?
I believe they are GM # 3970298
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