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RIP Mr. Renton. May you find the peace.

Still looking for the following: Driveshaft (727 & 8.75” rearend) Chrome trim at top of A pillar where vinyl top stops Door sill plates 1967 440 4 barrel air cleaner housing Auto trans shift linkage from column to trans “lights” pull knob on dash (chrome metal type, not the black plastic...

Thank you. Just trying to understand the f stamp instead of g stamp in your original post. From the Pic of the vin and fender tag all match. So where is the f stamp. Could you post some pics of the lower rear quarters, and the crusty rear spots. If you prefer to switch to a PM let me know.

I understand what you are putting the starter into, I was asking what the starter is supposed to be for (i.e. mini starters were not around in 67 obviously). There are a number of different "mini" starters out there that were all designed for different applications, some fit better than other...

11.3v at the ECU sounds about right. There will be some voltage drop across the harness, plus gauges etc that will be drawing current.

The VIN is on display in the fender tag picture in my first post. Here it is on the dash.

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Back at it friends. The cage has been officially lifted and welded in place. Got the seat brace bar fully welded in and the door bars semi-finished. Made a video for Facebook. Appreciate all the kind words! Video: 25 reactions | Roll cage update: making our way through the welding. The cage...

Yeah. Its cool that the young boys at their school dig the car too. These old cars still resonate with kids.

Thanks brother! Definitely recommend it. It is a lot of fun and great for business/education

Can you post a picture of the vin

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Yea they are factory calipers on the car

You using 1970 calipers? Kelsey Hayes, pin type, single piston calipers from 1970 B & E bodies, that i had, looked like this. Brake hose screws directly into the caliper body.

I have them at 1 3/4 inch below the bumper. And the leading edge of the stainless tip is even with the lower edge of the bumper. I did it that way cause that's the way I liked them. Looks different from different angles. Yours look good.

There's a good chance the back seat contains a broadcast sheet. I'll leave that thrill for someone else.

It doesn't look like anything special, but the knob is made from real wood instead of the original plastic. The rest is stock.