So, now that the carb is working correctly, I’m looking at small, inexpensive things that I can accomplish next on a tight time and money budget. There are a ton of things that are crying out to be worked on, unfortunately.
job | cost |
Pull the windshield cowl, pull the wiper motor, and replace with a working unit. rebuild replace | $??? |
$0 | |
Swap out the dash plastics with replacements | $0 |
Pull the emergency brake assembly, wire wheel it, repaint, and replace | $0 |
$40 | |
$0 | |
Buy some Peel & Seal and apply to the trans tunnel and firewall. | $25 |
Buy some kind of carb soak and dunk the spare Holley 2300 in it for an initial cleaning. | $10 |
Borrow a welder from someone and weld in some angle iron to the bases of the bucket seats | $? |
Paint, mount, and install the original bucket seats | $0 |
Re-route and run new heavy speaker wire, solder all connections and heatshrink | $0 |
Degrease the engine | $0 |
$40 | |
$70 + hoses | |
$0 | |
$0 | |
$0 | |
$8 | |
$15 | |
$25 | |
$0 | |
$30-50 | |
$0 |
Dan Rukakoski says:
http://nwct.craigslist.org/pts/3736006707.html
Hi Bill. Came across this add on Craigslist and thought you might be interested. Scout top same color as yours. I enjoy your website. Working on a 1978 myself. Take care,
Dan