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Old 06-11-2012, 01:21 PM
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well how did you do that then lol?
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Old 06-11-2012, 01:31 PM
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I did blast it and I tried vice grips first
how long ago did you put pb blaster on it? and how many times?

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So Nah!
oh no my way wouldnt have done that lol

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well how did you do that then lol?
looks like he tried to pry it out, instead of twisting.


you know with the stud it is righty loosey lefty tighty right?
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Old 06-11-2012, 01:32 PM
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Found this for $500 near Winchester...


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Says it needs brakes, exhaust, window(duh) and "hard rubber parts?"....

Might be worth a look...
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Old 06-11-2012, 01:34 PM
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lol "hard rubber parts". I want to know what those are.
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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
Found this for $500 near Winchester...






Says it needs brakes, exhaust, window(duh) and "hard rubber parts?"....

Might be worth a look...
looks good
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Old 06-11-2012, 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by SDC
That is a tough one. R-12 could run 30-50 bucks per 12oz can. Replace it all and go r-134 is what I would advise my customers. But most of my customers have the money! Get the condenser and hoses installed. Find 2 or 3 cans ofR12 and I'll help with the rest.

Adding. Get a receiver/ drier too. We will have to flush it a little but I will supply that and you pay me for the materials.
What do you think about that r12 replacement they sell, freeze12 or something. Its apparently a compatible r12 replacement.

what would it cost for you to pull a vacuum on my system once I get the condenser replaced?
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Originally Posted by jakbob
looks good

Considering I have everything it needs sitting here....including the glass....
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Ok well I got a new a bolt in there I just need a welder
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
You could if you bought one. Some of us don't even need safety inspections
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x2. or emissions.
As long as you don't get caught driving on a highway and if it isnt the only vehicle registered in your name in the state
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Originally Posted by jakbob
looks good
and well ventilated
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Originally Posted by Green2000
As long as you don't get caught driving on a highway and if it isnt the only vehicle registered in your name in the state
havent met a cop that the first has been an issue, and to get historic tags the second does not apply.
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Originally Posted by Veeb0rg
What do you think about that r12 replacement they sell, freeze12 or something. Its apparently a compatible r12 replacement.

what would it cost for you to pull a vacuum on my system once I get the condenser replaced?
No experience with it. Only cost would be for materials. Flush-x and nitrogen 30-40$
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Originally Posted by jakbob
havent met a cop that the first has been an issue, and to get historic tags the second does not apply.
However with Historic you aren't supposed to be altered in anyway
"The vehicle cannot be substantially altered, remodeled or remanufactured from its original design."
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Originally Posted by Green2000
However with Historic you aren't supposed to be altered in anyway
"The vehicle cannot be substantially altered, remodeled or remanufactured from its original design."
define "substantially altered". that adjective right there gives you some wiggle room.
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Originally Posted by Green2000
As long as you don't get caught driving on a highway and if it isnt the only vehicle registered in your name in the state
Highway is fine. The application for historic tags states that it will be used for shows, parades, and like activities, and that it will not be a daily driver/primary mode of transportation. I have been pulled over in it, and they didn't say a word about the plates. It is currently my only vehicle registered anywhere.

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However with Historic you aren't supposed to be altered in anyway
"The vehicle cannot be substantially altered, remodeled or remanufactured from its original design."
You just quoted it saying "substantially." It can be altered, but not significantly, and not outside it's original intended purpose.

Either way, I'm changing this to Street Rod next year when it turns 25, and I'll be putting historic tags on my Camaro when it gets here.
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