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Old 03-18-2020, 03:00 PM
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Judge favoritism. I was at a show a few years ago and a guy who was buddies with the people (VFW) running the show beat out everyone at the show with his yellow 1994 Mustang 6 cylinder. Now I wouldn't even had been mad if the car was clean, but it was wiped down on the topside of the engine with normal used car dirt in the rest of the engine compartment, and it looked like he ordered most of the JC Whitney catalog for the engine dress up parts including yellow color-keyed hose coverings haphazardly wrapped around said hoses. Some of the other cars there were really nice pieces of work, but this guy won over all of them. Ridiculous.
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Old 03-18-2020, 03:02 PM
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70Z, my buddy had to buy a Lic plate bracket, he put it on the pass side, where is the correct location?
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Old 03-18-2020, 03:17 PM
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70Z, my buddy had to buy a Lic plate bracket, he put it on the pass side, where is the correct location?


Just looked at a dozen photos of a 1970 RS/Z28 - all had the license plate in the same location. Ignore front spoiler - not correct
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Old 03-18-2020, 03:26 PM
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Thasks, Ya, we were on the fence about the chin spoiler. We went with none.
He also had the firewood dash and he had to hunt down a green steering wheel with the rosewood in. Most early cars here in the Detroit area all have that 1974 Z steering wheel on, crazy.
At the time I did his bay, we couldn’t find battery cables, he also left a chrome timing cover on which I hated, and the whole master, lines, booster was painted body color. He removed all the paint but that still all has to be done.

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Old 03-18-2020, 03:54 PM
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For 1970, LT1 Z, where does the carb spring go? We weren’t sure.
I recently found my buddy the rear loom, it has provision for the spring. ????
The hard-to-find and expensive Holley only throttle cable to carb bracket had an extension that the spring attached to.
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Old 03-18-2020, 04:16 PM
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100% this!

And I must be showing my age but I cannot stand Doo-wop music.

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Thanks for mentioning the 50's Doo Wop music, ANNOYING .

It is not your age at all. I will be 73 this summer and cant stand the overuse of it. Lets here some Rock and even lots of good 80's stuff.
And......It's to damn loud, we go to the shows and cruise in's to talk to people.
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Yes. Even when I cruise , I put all the crappy stock Radio back stuff in, I just want to hear the exhaust, no tunes, & no GF.
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The hard-to-find and expensive Holley only throttle cable to carb bracket had an extension that the spring attached to.
Anyone have a Pic, he had to pay like a G for the numbers Holley, lmao.it would be nice to hook it all up rite

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Anyone have a Pic, he had to pay like a G for the numbers Holley, lmao.it would be nice to hook it all up rite

This may not be what your looking for, but maybe similar ?
This is a re Pop bracket I bought and used on my Malibu after installing the Holly Carb and a new throttle cable. And NOS are $$$$.
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Hey thanks. I’m trying to get pics of his car. It’s even been years since we hung out.
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