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TT damn nice coach. I am a fool for a 3-way anyhow. I would love to par it here in y drive. One day I will find another coach that screams me.
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My name is simply Tad.
The ride shall be Natasha.
The day started with an unproductive trip south for Tweeks (we'll see what happens).
Trans leak fixed (hack job on line by starter, not sure why that's been cut and spliced) I'm sure I have some better BOPC hard lines around here someplace.
Then onto sealing this thing up correctly, first off is a busted upper drivers side door hinge.

It's your typical GM hinge pin, gone south due too lack of oil and the huge doors most GM products have (I've never owned a GM product where I did not fix at least one of these).
Unfortunatly...

...this one is heading to the shop for some straightening and welding.
The hole is just too egged out to slap a new bushing and pin into and that crack will only get worse.
Tomorrow we will try to find time to rebuild the Q-Jet, maybe do some more cleaning and start on the rusty roof.
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"Welcome to our newest member, SHADOW"
Ok I already know like 4 or 5 Shadows, this is becoming a popular name.
Well who ever you are Welcome. And all the other Newb's, Also Welcome to the Psycho Circus.
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Great looking coach with an awesome looking interior! Welcome to the forums!
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Great, that's what I needed to see, what it does.
Seems like it raises the AC compressor just enough to clear the intake (was tight enough back there just to deal with the fuel filter, PCV and HEI vacum lines).
>brain clicks<
I'll have to spec my stock bracketry this weekend and see what I can come up with.
Thank You Very Much...
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Jeez! Ya want me to install it for ya too?
Just kidding. Anything we can do to help eachother out.
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I'm thinking it is this?Originally posted by BIGEVIL View Post
PB 3400 ~ AC Bracket kit - fits GM R4 compressor @ $275
Old style—Edelbrock only @ $200
For maximum intake clearance (any intake), includes special water neck.
Wish I could find a pic (almost any image search here at work is blocked).
That's what I do is fab steel.
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Ask and you shall receive.
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Very cool, that's sort of a 66-70-77-85 with Buick350 and 3/4ton running gear.
I can probably pull some more ponies out of that 500.
Looking back through the 2 registrations I found it looks to be emissions exempt.

Gonna need to check that out, would sure make life easier.
I don't want to dump the AC compressor but it looks like a Performer 2115 will not fit without relocating the compressor.
Anyone make a kit that does that (I didn't see anything on the MTS website)?
Possibly bracketry from another model?
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Love the Jeep, I had a 69 Wagoneer. 79 F-250 4x4 ATM. &6 might not be the best year, but still a great choice for a 44 rig. Only 190hp but still close to 500ft-lbs of torque. My 75 will roast the tires.
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Well thanks, but no, I don't really know anything about these things besides being able to ID drivetrain components.Any info on how the car ended up in this configuration? It's just really fascinating. Beautiful interior by the way!
I will ask the PO's if they know anything, but even Mike who bought it from the county when he worked for the morgue would be a bit young to have been around there working when it came into county posession I would think.
Is there like a VIN decoder for these rigs like we have for Jeeps and such?
I'll sit down and look at the previous registrations that were in the car. I glanced at them but nothing jumped out at me saying this was anything special.
I guess it's gonna need a name soon.
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That is REALLY unusual, first off you almost NEVER see S&S hearses with suicide doors, let alone a coach with suicide doors, not partition BUT with a normal casket table! Any info on how the car ended up in this configuration? It's just really fascinating. Beautiful interior by the way!
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