Recent content by bb67tlc

Free- you pay shipping. Last thing in my garage from our '67 40 rebuild- the carb that was on it from the moment my friend the previous owner tired of rebuilding the original. Luckily I was able to restore the old one, so no use for this now. It was running great when I removed it.

Ha! Okay, you have the hubcap too. And I haven't quite finished posting everything. Unfortunately, all that's left is a Weber Carb... but that doesn't really belong here (but I'll post it anyway). I'll get you the cost in a minute.

You got it. What's your address and I'll figure the shipping cost. I can take PayPal or Zelle.

Man, these went fast. Gone, but if it somehow goes south, you're next in line. Thanks Brian

Free- you pay shipping. Our '67 40 is all restored and now she is back with the family we inherited it from. But a few parts just didn't make it out of the garage. This is a new front hub cap that the previous owner, my dear best friend, had purchased and never used... it was not correct for...

Free- you pay shipping. Our '67 40 is all restored and now she is back with the family we inherited it from. But a few parts just didn't make it out of the garage. These are the front parking lights- new glass and bezel, original wiring/base.

Free- you pay shipping. Our '67 40 is all restored and now she is back with the family we inherited it from. But a few parts just didn't make it out of the garage. This is the original fuel filter housing with the glass bowl replaced with new metal.

My wife and I have had a great experience these past seven years restoring and caretaking my friend Chris's '67 after he passed away. Many good memories- we won a trophy at our local car show; I got to prove it was not a garage queen by taking it through the Cascade Mountains here; and we loved...

Thanks... my "busman's holiday"- I edit films for a living.

Thanks. Here's all the info on the route- Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) Map & Information - https://ridebdr.com/wabdr/

Haven't been too active here since finishing the rebuild, but thought I'd share a clip of the trip my buddy and I did last month in the Cascade Mountains. After winning at our local car show, everyone said 'You're crazy- taking that beauty into the woods?!' My reply- 'that's what it was made...

Yeah, the hood's too low. I like what this guy did- made a little place on the thermostat housing... I was thinking on the front valve cover nut.

Not sure why I haven't asked this question (or figured it out for myself), but what's this hole for? My rig was almost 100% intact original when I got her (actually, 'him'- "Uncle Chris" is it's name), and there wasn't anything related to this hole, no added hood release mechanism. The hood...

Thanks Cruiser_Nerd. I did a tighten-every-bolt dance at 1000 miles, but will do it again before this trip... and great idea for sparing my shiny new hubcaps.

Thanks for that thought- I did a dual system.