1962 Impala Convertible
04-07-2011, 12:45 AM
#106
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04-07-2011, 01:03 AM
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hate to ask but whatis that pulley and alternator relocation kit worth. my alternator is low mount on my 64 but i can barely slide a piece of paper between it and my new power steering box.
06-13-2011, 07:05 AM
#118
Nice 61! Mine is still under the knife in kit form but it used to be my daily several years ago.
Don't you love the "moving dollies" for car skates? My 61 is sitting on a set as we speak. Perfect size, less expensive than real car skates and work almost as well as the cheap ones in my experience. I'm told the real nice ones have ball bearing wheels but who can afford them?
Don't you love the "moving dollies" for car skates? My 61 is sitting on a set as we speak. Perfect size, less expensive than real car skates and work almost as well as the cheap ones in my experience. I'm told the real nice ones have ball bearing wheels but who can afford them?
06-18-2011, 05:36 PM
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Thats the exact reason i love them so much 
Yup. The dollies make things so much easier
Nice 61! Mine is still under the knife in kit form but it used to be my daily several years ago.
Don't you love the "moving dollies" for car skates? My 61 is sitting on a set as we speak. Perfect size, less expensive than real car skates and work almost as well as the cheap ones in my experience. I'm told the real nice ones have ball bearing wheels but who can afford them?
Don't you love the "moving dollies" for car skates? My 61 is sitting on a set as we speak. Perfect size, less expensive than real car skates and work almost as well as the cheap ones in my experience. I'm told the real nice ones have ball bearing wheels but who can afford them?
