Good job, Doug!

Looking good and making progress.....Nice

I really need to label my wires before I forget what everything goes to, plus it's a huge help to anyway that may have to deal with it in the future.

What do you use to make the labels?

Very tidy installation.

Great work, nice car.

I had a 79 TA in Nocturne Blue with all gold trim and decals. Mine however had the "monster" 4.9l (301) engine but at least it had a 4-speed manual. The only other option mine had was t-tops. I do miss it...

Edit; I managed to find an old picture of mine:

Brother label maker. Pretty standard machine.

i decided to go with an Aeromotive Phantom Flex retrofit kit for my tank. That thing is sweet. I was a little nervous about putting a 3 1/4" hole in a stainless tank but it worked out okay. There was a siphon tube at the bottom that was used to feed the old system, so I had to work carefully to cut that out with a cutoff wheel on a die grinder being fed by an air hose through the filler neck. I barely had room to get my arm in there and could not see anything. Not my favorite way of handling a cutoff wheel but its now finished.

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looking good as always doug.

Hopefully it will be on the road soon. You're welcome to see it in person if you get West Ashley.

Good work man. Everything you're doing is very clean!

great work as always doug. do you by any chance have a set of tubular upper control arms for 2nd gen f bodys?