What did you do with your 60 this weekend? (7 Viewers)

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how do you feel about the restricted visibility of the hatch? would you go back to a #1 there, or has it not crossed your mind? TY for your input BTW...

Took a day trip yesterday, over 300 miles round trip. Never thought about it.
 
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Here's a pic to show sides difference. It's subtle. Loved having the windshield done for the trip this weekend to round up.
Looks just about like mine tho mine is a tad rough around the edges and as I read your explanation about the tints I'm realizing that my windshield is done too. :) Heard Roundup was a good time and saw pixs on Facebook as well. And heard there were only about six 60's there. ;(
 
I've had limo black tint on all the rear windows since I bought the car 30 years ago (was on it when I bought it). Front 2 windows have no tint. During the day the black tint is fine & definitely keeps the inside cooler & keeps the interior plastic parts from getting cracked by UV.

Backing up at night is another story. Can't see jack. But after replacing the rear backup lights with Cree LEDs, backing up at night is doable.
 
Had a PARTY!!!
Lifted @HemiAlex 60 and it looks KILLER! Replaced my oil pan and gasket. NO LEAKS...yet @klinetime574 rode the "drift trike of DEATH" And @houstonfj40 showed us how old people WORK!
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4 60s!!!
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Looks just about like mine tho mine is a tad rough around the edges and as I read your explanation about the tints I'm realizing that my windshield is done too. :) Heard Roundup was a good time and saw pixs on Facebook as well. And heard there were only about six 60's there. ;(

Yes the wagons were scare, but we had a strong moment together ; )
 
Wheeled it. Blew my high pressure PS line repeatedly at inopurtune times. Time for Aeroquip

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I got covered in dirt and rust while those guys kept me from injuring myself.

As if I needed another reason to be in love with this old truck...it sure is prettier to look at now.

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In preparation of the new suspension installation coming up, I ordered some new u-joints from @reevesci for the rear drive shaft.
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I don't believe the rear u-joints have been touched since the factory and new lifts seem to cause issues in this department so I am going to try and be proactive about it. Also sprayed down all the shackle and u-bolts with deep creep penetrant. Hoping I wont need to cut them off.

As for other parts for the lift, do most people use the Man-A-Fre sway bar link extensions? Seems like the SOR ones are more expensive and not any better. Any opinions on that?
 
Well, I did this last night...

Installed a new master cylinder after noticing a slight sinking of the brake pedal when I applied very light pressure. I had a solid pedal, which felt good, I thought...

WOW, what a difference a new MC made - super solid pedal and a it seems to stop better too.

I took the old MC, which appears to be the original one apart. I was like mud inside the bore! I have flushed the brakes several times, and reservoir was clean, but inside was dirty.

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In preparation of the new suspension installation coming up, I ordered some new u-joints from @reevesci for the rear drive shaft.
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I don't believe the rear u-joints have been touched since the factory and new lifts seem to cause issues in this department so I am going to try and be proactive about it. Also sprayed down all the shackle and u-bolts with deep creep penetrant. Hoping I wont need to cut them off.

As for other parts for the lift, do most people use the Man-A-Fre sway bar link extensions? Seems like the SOR ones are more expensive and not any better. Any opinions on that?
I bought the Man-A-Fre sway bar link extensions - haven't installed them yet but they are very good quality.
 

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