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My 67 fastback build

Figured it time for an update. No idea where I left off, but I've been dropping money left and right to get her to a driver stage.

Had the engine block cleaned and honed, crank polished, and new rod bolts. Been working in the evenings to get her here.
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Still got a few parts on order to finish buttoning the engine up.
 
Nice!

Got a target date? I find when I put a date to things I tend to do much better at getting things done. I haven't actually set a completion date, in my case, but rather dates I want certain tasks done. It also helps to keep me motivated. Small goals easier to attain kind of thing.
 
Horseplay said:
Nice!

Got a target date? I find when I put a date to things I tend to do much better at getting things done. I haven't actually set a completion date, in my case, but rather dates I want certain tasks done. It also helps to keep me motivated. Small goals easier to attain kind of thing.
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You're killin me smalls!
 
Looks great! It's great to dump money into the car.


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Thanks guys. So I've got a 50/50 split on painting the dizzy cap. I thought black to match everything else, but some say to keep it red because it breaks things up. Whatcha think?
 
I can't stand to agree with pin head but black would be my vote too. At least to me, the dizzy is not something I think one wants to draw attention to. I have spent more time and money hiding every wire and disguising hoses and what not to not distract from the engine. One thing I do like about a SBC is that the dizzy and the next of plug wires hides neatly behind/under the air cleaner.
 
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