Thread: Newbie with an El Camino
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09-10-2004 08:54 PM #1
Hi i'm Shad down in Georgia. I have a 1971 el camino ss that I am in the process of restoring. When I got the thing it was totally trashed, but I can't stand to see a classic rust away, so i saved it. My only problem thus far is that I can't decide what kind of fuel system to put on it. I have a full roller 350, with 1971 LT1 double hump heads. I also have a 1990 tuned port injection system that i would love to put on it, i just wonder about all of the pain and heartache it will cause. I know nothing about fuel inj. , so if anyone has any opinions i would like to hear them.
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09-10-2004 09:26 PM #2
welcome aboard store all lugauge in your overhead compartment and place your tray in the forward and locked positions have a nice flightcraftsman try to turn of the voices in there head. artists listen to them
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09-11-2004 08:32 AM #3
RESTORE Isn't that putting something back in storage
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09-11-2004 09:09 AM #4
Welcome aboard, Ben. I used to live in Bonney Lake, WA (1990-1999) Love the weather there (compared to the Iowa Winters). But couldn't afford to live there anymore on my retirement.
Sounds like you are coming right along with the El Camino. Enjoy.Duane S
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09-11-2004 10:41 AM #5
welcome to CHR your from washington is that the place people dont tan they rust he he he just playing with ya Im a native washington guy myself as a matter of fact use to live in bothell off of junita way before move to arizona any way welcom again enjoy your stay here their some good people here and lots of fundrive it like ya stole it
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