LOL, yeah, I know it's ironic...
but to SERIOUSLY have a car 100% restored chassis and all to that level would take tens of thousands in replating parts or replacing...
and in the end it won't be the same to a collector...
wrap on the steering wheel and shifter is factory, seen em on...
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in a damn heartbeat...
the car appears to have been stored well, so I bet you it would start right back up with new fluids...
if they drained the acid out of the battery as well you'd be able to run 100% original just by filling it...
There are only a select few on this...
they use cowl induction hoods on older muscles cars because of the high pressure zone there...
same reason that your ventilation system works at speed...
you can do what you want since it's your car, but there are far better ways to do what you are trying to do...
yes, but it depends on the design of the rest of the suspension...
many people with very stiff springs tend not to need swaybars as bad as someone like me with stock springs...
your suspension has to be seen as a system, not just a bunch of parts...
it's vertical sync, and it won't do crap...
Vista is the single WORST downgrade you can install on your computer...
XP is alright, but a good install of Windows Server 2003 will outperform the same box on XP any day...
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