Recent content by nailpounder

i have a 6 cylinder it is grate around the town but very lacking on the freeway and steep hills i have a friend that installed a 300 truck motor in his 71 and loves it

use a new 9 volt battery with wires taped to the terminals     then touch the wires to the  plug aria of the circuit board    you can see the path of the  circuit for the lights  the leds are polar sensitive  the ground runs along the out side of the circuit board  if i remember right 

i rebuilt mine very easy  i got a kit from west coast cougar  like 15$  and he has a video on how to do it /worked the first time  very simple in side  

hang chicken wire  6 inch's off the bottom of the deck hopefully  he has a small pecker   and cant reach through to the foam  small 1x2 or 2x4 nailed to the rafter  spaced every 4 to 6 feet 

the u bolts where frozen on mine  i used a Sawzall       and the passenger front leaf connecter  bolt was a bugger but its not that hard 

i still have the 14 inch rims of my 71  are they worth keeping   i don't think i will ever use them and will  keep the car tell im dead  [i hope ]   so what do you guys think ? thanks for any impute 

i think they are out of business  but are still willing to tie up your money  

i believe it is only on the 71 model year 

there is a thread about how to do it   you need to remove the metal strip from the window  use a piece of wood and a small hammer to tap off the chrome and rubber strip off the window   then replacing the new rubber back in is no fun  try to find the instructions it will help a lot

i had to clean out the boar with small wire brush and brake cleaning fluid   i would think you could depends on the position of your distribution block

you need a rebuild kit with o rings very easy to do  i got mine at west coast cougar

try this place https://www.performanceplustire.com/

have you tried a shot gun with a wide spreed

if you are going after led for that app   you need reverse polity   or non polarity sensitive  led    or reverse the wires

i think is called patina