Nothing like doing something that's both frustrating and awkward.
I would try a different headlight, if you haven’t. Possible t/s switch problem, poor ground for taillights?
.....note the callus on the man hands. Yeah buddy, I still work for a living.Ok, almost ready for seats. It seems I may have misplaced the two bolts to affix the rear back seat upper . Can anyone verify what those two bolts look like?
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Check the high beam switch those tend to burn and give you headlight issues. I just replaced mine and added a new pigtail solved two problems
no headlights sometimes and a burnt plastic smell
A very sharp and unique ride. Well done sir!
I was going to take a look at my Belvedere to see exactly what was there and there was nothing that looks anything like your bracket. I'm wondering if I knocked them out or if it's different because my car is not a convertible? I took my back seat out years ago while I was still driving it because I was sort of using it as a truck back then......Ok, almost ready for seats. It seems I may have misplaced the two bolts to affix the rear back seat upper . Can anyone verify what those two bolts look like?
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Looks great!Thank you ….. still working on few wrinkles in the seat backs
Most of my calluses are gone. My job decided that we were getting too many cuts on our hands and made us wear gloves. It was a pita at first because if you were running a lathe, you couldn't wear them but had to once you stopped and was handling materials. At first they even wanted us wear gloves while measuring parts. Yeah right.....use a mic with gloves on. I just laughed. Anyways, got used to wearing gloves for the dirty rough stuff and noticed pretty quick that minor cuts etc went away......note the callus on the man hands. Yeah buddy, I still work for a living.