[FC] Corvanatics Digest, Vol 61, Issue 9

[Patrick Skiver]

Hello  Daniel Monasterio
It sounds like you have been very busy compared to my slow pace on my 1961 8 door Greenbrier.Am I correct to remember you live in Mexico? 60 -80 degrees in the winter sounds like heaven compared to the 7-20 degrees and alot of snow we are receiving in Ohio right now!
I hope you can update us with new photo's soon.
 
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Subject: Corvanatics Digest, Vol 61, Issue 9
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Date: Tuesday, February 16, 2010, 12:00 PM


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Today's Topics:

   1. Updates on my 64 GB- CORVAIR related ! (Daniel Monasterio)


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Date: Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:19:18 -0800
From: Daniel Monasterio <dmonasterio at hotmail.com>
Subject: [FC] Updates on my 64 GB- CORVAIR related !
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   Guys,

   Winter in my place (60?-80?) is a nice season so, have continued working on my new 64 GB (at my very low pace). Began on April 2007 and, currently, she is almost like new (at least, to my eyes) with new engine, many new suspension parts, all new brake system, new windshield and most tempered glass, new paint, new tires, door handles, rechromed bumpers, etc.,etc.
   Made space on left rear corner (behind battery) for dual crossover exhaust and mufflers, modified window lifters to electric ones, Rattle Trap insulation all around (not tested yet), electric fuel pump at 3.5 psi with low pressure shut off, front bucket seats, oil filter adapter to use Donaldson P550008 filter (per R. Widman advise), and lot more etcs. 
   Actually working on new dash (modified Spyder dash) with GPS (where the tach was), oil temp instead of vacuum gauge. It has an add on (below the Spyder one) made on stainless steel for 4 more gauges: Wide band AFR, Voltmeter, Oil pressure and Tach (gaugemania ?).
   Next steps: inside carpeting and upholstery and... a 200-300 miles trip for testing and debuging.

   Well guys... time to go inside my cave and continue playing with the GB.

Daniel Monasterio




                          
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