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Awesome! That's why I made it. Needed something like it :)

Glad it helped!

Oh yeah. I haven’t heard a thing since and my youngest is driving it now.

Thanks, Rodney!

Mostly because the fuel pump has to pull thru the filter, after pulling from the tank. And I've seen a lot of folks put them after.

Thanks! Not happy I couldn't fix the tears very well. But I'll survive :)

Yep

I'll check it out - I need to do something to protect the rest of the frame

Probably. But I’m not off-roading it, drive maybe 1500 miles a year, and I need to be able to drive it now.

@@Rustrevivalgarage that's what I was thinking, with used car prices like they are (at least out here in california) repairs make more sense... you can get a good frame at a junk yard and swap everything over, then you can try that lanolin underbody coating oil maybe

Not a bad idea at all

check out this video I saw the other day about the using lanolin oil... Here's the title of the video: Lanolin Undercoating vs Untreated After 7 Years: The ULTIMATE PROOF Lanolin Undercoating Works! and they make a can of that rust reformer you can use with a paintbrush or squirter

Damn Jeeps

TJ's just rust no matter what due to the way the frame drains, I think a certain range of years for the TJ rust more than others

Managed to get it taken care of. Damn Jeeps 😂

@@jeffreyrigged I used their paint on the Pontiac 350 engine. I’m still chugging through the Por15 stuff because I have it on hand.

@Rustrevivalgarage yeah id definitely use it up if had it. I remember you did now. My memory sucks.

I always thought that this hose was a vent line that runs down through the frame in case it needs to vent fuel.

@@Rustrevivalgarage yup it is. figured it out. bent it a little and bent the seat a little and fits great

She’s much happier but I still have to get it on the road. Clayton’s doing some welding for me later today 😅

Thanks. Yeah luckily it was in really good shape except for a few spots. But I’m happy with the results!

Didn’t get a chance to find out. Had an electrical fire with the positive cable and decided to pull the engine and clean it up and re-do the wiring. Going to check soon though!

Good to know. I wasn't sure if the heat would affect the carpet, too.

Yeah I learned a lot from doing the entire car, front to back. So now I gotta go back up front again 😂 I already rewired my dimmer switch as I was installing new carpet

Thanks! Yeah, there was a lot going on but managed to get it to all come together!

A buddy told me it was probably for a bench seat, and they must've only put in 2 on the outside once they knew it wouldn't be a bench seat. But... now I have extra receivers :)

@Rustrevivalgarage they expensive so definitely a plus

Thank you! Yeah, scary to make cuts on fresh carpet but I think I pulled it off lol

Interesting. It might also depend on the kit you get? Not sure which one you have. I bought the Painless Performance 10102 Harness with 21 Circuits. And that one did come with the book.

There are more videos! Completed the entire car and I’m about to test it out and troubleshoot next

Painless provides a great book to help you in every kit. I would have been lost without it.

Yep! The affect wasn't terrible at lower speeds and both my daughters, who share the car, hate the highways. And they're like their dad - they don't drive too fast (too often) but they accelerate very fast.

@@CruisinWithKevin I’ve had some luck but it’s hard to find what you’re looking for in my area sometimes. I’m constantly looking. And I’ve got to be fast.

@ where you from?

@@CruisinWithKevin Columbus, OH

Oh, I messed up so many. I may even go back and do some of the ones from earlier! Got them on Amazon - these are the larger ones: www.amazon.com/dp/B00B460HHK and these are the smaller/regular ones: www.amazon.com/dp/B00A8X35QU

Thanks! Lotsa work to do to get it ready, but I’m one step closer

Glad it helped!

about to do the same

@@dustinpopovich6664 Good luck!

Everything is stock, but of course I've got a unique set-up with headers, exhaust, etc. And I've had a few issues (had to replace the intake gaskets, but they sent them to me) but it's been great overall

@ perfect thanks I’m playing on running hooker headers 3 inch exhaust and flowmaster super 10 hope to have the same amount of chop as you thanks again

Great idea! Thanks

All I know is... it wouldn't air up without the strap and did with it. So, it worked. Recorded it 2 weeks ago and just checked - still has full tires.

I agree. I'm always parked under a tree and I'm pulling crap out of that all the time.

Ha! Probably! But it would not inflate so I did what I could to save a few bucks

That is exactly what it means.

I know the feeling! Well, keep following along, if you can. I finally finished the rewiring project and all videos are up (except testing everything and troubleshooting any problems!) Thanks for watching

@@ArrowheadGarage Yes! Learned a lot and hopefully I don’t burn the car down…

lol yep... that's me. Carpentry I've been doing a while. Still learning the car stuff!

@Rustrevivalgarage I've done carpentry and such since I was a little kid. Not professionally educated in either. You learn to do things yourself when you are a poor kid in southeastern ky.

@@jeffreyrigged I hear ya. And there's nothing better than looking at the finished product and saying "I did that" instead of paying someone else to do it.

@Rustrevivalgarage something I've tried to explain to my son. Hopefully he gets there one day.

I do like how it turned out - just wish I was better at drawing straight, even lines! lol

Thanks! I’ll check it out and give it a try. But I’m not sure I trust myself to take the gauges apart 😂

Cool! And yeah just recently I put it in the opposite way you’re supposed to. Just wanted the extra room to adjust timing. And it’s not hitting anything so we’ll see how it goes! Thanks for watching!

I refreshed the original 350 that was in my 68 Lemans. But this 400 is still disassembled because it’ll go to the machine shop for inspection, cleaning and boring… then I’ll rebuild with all new Butler parts. But that’s going to cost a lot. So I got the 350 going and I’m rewiring the car now. That’s were all the money has gone 😂

@@Rustrevivalgarage "That’s were all the money has gone" Lol. That's what I'm starting to experience with my first '69 firebird. Threw a rod the other day so trying to see what options are out there to get it running again. I would go with Butler but that would definitely put a dent in the wallet.

Thanks! As long as you don't get too close... it's perfect! lol

And... happy birthday, brother!

@Rustrevivalgarage Thanks brother

No

Good to know! Yeah, I'd be worried about trying to spray paint it and have it look weird

@Rustrevivalgarage it's like a vinyl wrap. Never used but I'd imagine if looks bad peel off.

Yeah, I was surprised by how well they did work... once I got the hang of it

Thanks!

I've got a head unit in my Jeep that starts playing music from my phone as soon as I start it up. Don't have to touch anything. And it's only $100. I even control the volume with my phone. I may change and upgrade down the road, but most of my money is going back into the car itself. And the retro radios start at $300 and go up.

@@Rustrevivalgarage aquatic av blue cube 6. 125 ish. Definitely look into it.