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No reason other than I thought it looked like the one that was on there awhile back. Nice to see you're saving it instead of it being parted out. Good luck with the project!

Was this on crankyape.com by any chance?

Thanks Chris, it was a pleasure dealing with you as well. I'm glad that it's going to a good home and will have lots of cool stable-mates to keep it company!

Yeah....I think he must have had OCD or something. :)

The car is sold. Thank you all for your interest and compliments.

Weekend bump

Thanks for the correction Jeremy. I was able to edit the write up.

Thanks for the compliments.

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This is a factory white hardtop car with blackout package (as all ’86 T’s were) and gray bucket seat interior. At the time of this writing, the car has approximately 86K miles, but I still drive this occasionally so the miles may increase a bit. Much of the credit for the mechanical work on...

Congratulatinos on a job well done! Outstanding prep work....that car never left GM with gaps that clean. Stuff like that makes the difference between a good bodyman and a great one!

Frank "Hondo" Howard

Get an ALRADCO and you'll never regret it.

It's a gimmck to sell Rx. If you're in reasonable physical condition, eat right and excecise occasionally, it's typically not an issue. All the drug companies' advertising have us turning into a bunch of hypochondriacs.

No offense intended to the bearded ones out there, but my grandfather (who is long since dead) used to say in his thick German accent: "Never trust a man who cultivates that under his nose which grows wild around his a$$hole." I never understood where that came from as a kid, and I still...

No mods. I did have to reverse the polarity on the sending unit to get the pump to run in the right direction

I've been running the DW 300 for awhile. I agrre with Kevin that you should upgrade the wiring on the sending unit (I upgraded to a Racetronix unit). Due to the amperage draw of the DW pump, my stock sender wiring eventually fried. There's a thread on here where it happened to someone else...