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Old 04-29-2016, 03:31 PM
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Spark plug wires and routing:





Engine bay is completed, except for the custom intake tube I have to build. Then wiring the entire car.



Finished out the entire rear brake lines. Had to build a couple aluminum brackets, since the ones on my car were missing. I saved $45 in repro brackets, and ended up with some nice aluminum ones instead

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For top of 12-bolt axle:



Used DSE's braided steel flex line kit on top of the axle:



Used the SUR&R lines, and added stone guard spring for the entire rear lines.







Here is my remaining list to do, as of a week ago. Already knocked a few of the items out:



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Old 04-29-2016, 05:07 PM
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Looking excellent! I love how deceptively simple everything appears in the engine bay.

The list idea is always good, I've done that for years. I discovered it helps me stay focused on the tasks that matter and / or their sequence. For me I prefer to tape a copy to the car so I can cross things off as I complete them or add things as I encounter problems.
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Looking excellent! I love how deceptively simple everything appears in the engine bay.

The list idea is always good, I've done that for years. I discovered it helps me stay focused on the tasks that matter and / or their sequence. For me I prefer to tape a copy to the car so I can cross things off as I complete them or add things as I encounter problems.
I have it taped to my beer fridge, right next to the car. So, if I feel I worked hard, I reward myself with a beer and crossing something out.
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Old 04-30-2016, 04:13 AM
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man I love seeing the updates on this. I am using a lot of similar parts so this has been extremely helpful. Looks great.
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Very nice write up Tony!!! Thanx for taking the time to show us these details....

Great build, tasteful, well executed.

Enjoy in good health
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X2 on the details, really is helpful.

Where did you get those brass 90* fittings for the rear brakes, and the spring wrap?
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X2 on the details, really is helpful.

Where did you get those brass 90* fittings for the rear brakes, and the spring wrap?
My bulkhead connectors at that 90 are NPT threaded. So, I used these:
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/90-Deg...ing,28392.html

Gravel Guard Spring is part# RSD-GGS316S-20 on Summit Racing

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Thanks so much for the detailed pics and all the great info.
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My bulkhead connectors at that 90 are NPT threaded. So, I used these:
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/90-Deg...ing,28392.html

Gravel Guard Spring is part# RSD-GGS316S-20 on Summit Racing

Tony
Thanks Tony, much appreciated.

Will the gravel guard install over the flare?
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Did you get the convertible top installed? I am trying to decide if I should minitub my 69 convertible.

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