Back workin at the Vair Shop
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Back workin at the Vair Shop
by SBF Mon Nov 21, 2011 11:21 pm
Thought I'd post some pics of some of the cars there today.
My project. '79 LeCar.
Bosses new car. Yugo GVPlus. EFI bitches.
'55 T-Bird
Lotus Eclat
'1955 GM Motorama LaSalle II Concept Sedan.
My project. '79 LeCar.
Bosses new car. Yugo GVPlus. EFI bitches.
'55 T-Bird
Lotus Eclat
'1955 GM Motorama LaSalle II Concept Sedan.
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Re: Back workin at the Vair Shop
by thewalrus Tue Nov 22, 2011 12:33 am
Oh MAN, I love that T-Bird. Such a classic.
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Re: Back workin at the Vair Shop
by Tailhappy Tue Nov 22, 2011 8:28 am
SBF wrote:Thought I'd post some pics of some of the cars there today.
My project. '79 LeCar.
I have that same heater at work
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Re: Back workin at the Vair Shop
by 1300ZUK Tue Nov 22, 2011 10:57 pm
that le'car is the sex, i think i need one of those or a yugo
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Re: Back workin at the Vair Shop
by SBF Sun Dec 04, 2011 5:34 pm
'61 Pontiac Tempest. Had to replace the front seal of the Transaxle, meaning that the torque tube had to come out.
2-speed powerglide. The same but not the same as a Corvair transaxle.
194 C.I. 4-Cylinder. (Basically a 389 cut in half)
'70 Subaru 360. Replaced the front brakes. Needed a vacuum solenoid changed on the gas tank.
2-speed powerglide. The same but not the same as a Corvair transaxle.
194 C.I. 4-Cylinder. (Basically a 389 cut in half)
'70 Subaru 360. Replaced the front brakes. Needed a vacuum solenoid changed on the gas tank.
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Re: Back workin at the Vair Shop
by 1300ZUK Sun Dec 04, 2011 5:45 pm
i'd pay money to watch you get in a 360 and drive it around.
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Re: Back workin at the Vair Shop
by SBF Sun Dec 04, 2011 5:51 pm
Oh it has happened and it is not fun.
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Re: Back workin at the Vair Shop
by 1300ZUK Sun Dec 04, 2011 9:12 pm
I've stood next to one and thought that there was no way i'd fit.
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Re: Back workin at the Vair Shop
by Turbojett Sun Dec 04, 2011 9:40 pm
yeah I'd never fit in one of those either. It'd be funny to watch me try though.
Almost as funny as seeing me squidged in the back "seat" of a Porsche.
Almost as funny as seeing me squidged in the back "seat" of a Porsche.
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Re: Back workin at the Vair Shop
by SBF Tue May 15, 2012 1:09 am
So after a couple month break, I started back up today. He's having an Open House this Saturday, so we had to pull a lot of stuff out and get air in the tires, put on new plates, etc. These are just a few we had out.
Fiat 850 and Zaz 968
Autobianchi and NSU 1200C
Renault Caravelle
Skoda 1100 MB and Fiat Multipla (Studebaker Champion in background)
'84 Eagle Woody Wagon
Fiat 850 and Zaz 968
Autobianchi and NSU 1200C
Renault Caravelle
Skoda 1100 MB and Fiat Multipla (Studebaker Champion in background)
'84 Eagle Woody Wagon
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