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The 5 mph standard wasn't enacted by 1970. That came later. I've read that an early standard was 2.5 mph. Heck, RANDY would know.

What year is your GTX? Looks too new to be a '62. Maybe a late model '65? :poke: (Tell Fred we send our love and praying for a speedy recovery)

New federal crash standards that were enacted January 1st 1970 required the reflectors in the taillights. They also made the wingcars illegal to build after that date,due to them having the nosecone instead of a 5 mph crash bumper.

A couple of Fort Wolters photos, 1968

I have one in central PA if you still need. Let me know and I'll try to get some pics.

Is your gauge accurate? Run a leak down test and you will know exactly why.

Welcome from Fredericksburg, VA.

I'd run a thin layer of seam-sealer over it, and prep for paint.

I assuming piston rings 90 degrees apart and not all lined up together

Thank you everyone for the warm welcome. We are GM guys so all this is new to us. The car was given to my mom by my uncle but she doesn't care for old cars so my dad bought her a new car and traded her for it lol.

Don’t forget Supercar Sunday in Woodland Hills. Just roll through early before the Woodley Show. Uncap em to piss of the Lambo/Ferrari guys.

Don’t want to

Are you holding the carb butterflies open while you are doing your compression test? Wore out timing chain or retarded cam timing can cause low compression.

Hello everyone, i have a 1969 belvedere with a 1973 360 in it. rebuilt heads, cylinder walls look great, new edelbrock carburator, mopar electronic ignition. The issue i am having is that the copression is low on all cylinders, none of them go above 90psi. what can i check next? This is my first...

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I also live close to the Mexican border - about 80 miles. Used to go there often, before I lived in CA and since I’ve lived here. Had given thought to not moving there, but owning or having one of those 50 yr land lease deals and use as a second home. I used to drive down the Baja, not all the...

Still have this. Hoping to get it to a good home

This is a Saginaw 383/440 Power Steering Pump Front Bracket. It is original, not a china knockoff, and is in good condition. $20.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

This will probably work, wear gloves and eye protection. I've found them in 2" and 3" diameter. Turn them over when they get a little dull, or find some with a fixed arbor and use a reversible drill. Mule Skinner Encapsulated Brush