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Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

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Originally Posted by sunk99 (Post 5944159)

Thanks Hart_Rod! I didn't want to change the oil pan twice so I ordered a CTS V pan last night. I now have an F body pan and a truck pan for sale!
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Glad I could help. I just didn't want you going through what I did, :lol:. The FBody pan should sell pretty quickly. It works with nearly every other motor mount setup. If you don't have any luck on our board, post it for sale on LS1Tech, it will go quickly there.

Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

You shouldn't have a problem selling that F-body pan on the board to somebody.
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Engine going back together, installed a Thunder Racing TR220 cam kit,ls2 timing chain,ls2 lifters, GM high volume oil pump, and ls2 lifter trays.
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Got the engine and trans. Installed today with the help of a couple of buddy's, also got the Boyd tank mounted.Trying to figure out how to adapt the nylon fuel lines to the tank now or trying to decide if I should just bite the bullet and run braided or hard line.
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Thanks!
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Any updates? Last one was July!

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Here are the only ones that I have. Been trying to tune and tweek on it and finally got it running and driving good, after going thru 2 ECM'S 2 sets of injectors, removing the wiring harness and a few other glitches I had I can say the LSX was worth it.next up is to finish the AC install and interior.

Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

Such a cool burb!^^^

Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

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Originally Posted by lolife99 (Post 6336471)

Such a cool burb!^^^

I couldn't agree more! She looks great man!!

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Awesome. Thanks for sharing.

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Originally Posted by lolife99 (Post 6336471)

Such a cool burb!^^^

Thanks! Here are a few more pics of some progress I have made on the interior.

Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

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Originally Posted by lolife99 (Post 6336471)

Such a cool burb!^^^

Yup!!!

Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

Couple more. Rear A/C, and bucket seats.

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Truck looks great. What is the steering wheel out of originally?

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Originally Posted by Jonboy (Post 6336947)

Truck looks great. What is the steering wheel out of originally?

A late 70's Corvette.

Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

Great looking burb by the way!!!Just wondering if you c-notched the rear frame or if that's the height without a notch,I have a 71 burb and am scheming on options.

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Yes, the rear has been c notched.

Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

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Originally Posted by N2TRUX (Post 6349109)

Looks great.

Thank you!

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Took the burb to a rod run and a cruise through the country today with a few friends. Ran all of the front and rear A/C lines this week and when I got home this evening I took the seats out. I am taking them to the upholstery shop tomorrow so won't be driving again for a little bit. I have plenty of small things to work on like wiring the rear A/C, removing the hood hinges for paint, hiding some wiring, stereo installation, and removing the 50 series flowmasters because they are way to annoying for me. Here are some pics from today.

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Received a few pictures of my seats and I have to say that I really like the way they turned out. Hope to take the suburban to him next week to let him get started on the rest.Also got the stereo installed.

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Upholstery guy building my console this weekend.

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Originally Posted by sunk99 (Post 6483343)

Upholstery guy building my console this weekend.

Looks like he has some good skills. Nice job....

LockDoc

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Originally Posted by LockDoc (Post 6483404)

Looks like he has some good skills. Nice job....

LockDoc

Yes I am very happy with his work.
Thanks.

Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

Wow, it looks GREAT ! I really like the stance and the steelie rims and poverty caps...keep up the good work !:ito:

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Originally Posted by Desert Rat (Post 6485233)

Wow, it looks GREAT ! I really like the stance and the steelie rims and poverty caps...keep up the good work !:ito:

Thank you

Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

Looks great! What cup holders are you using in there?

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Originally Posted by blfuller123 (Post 6485353)

Looks great! What cup holders are you using in there?

Upholstery guy picked them up for me, not sure where he gets them. I'll see if I can find out for you.

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Originally Posted by blfuller123 (Post 6485353)

Looks great! What cup holders are you using in there?

He says he buys them in bulk on line.

Re: Tina, A patina 69 burb project

Your doing a great job with that suburban. It's coming along nicely.

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Awesome build for sure !! Any new pics of the new interior ?