1966 Corvette L72 Light Refresh

[67since67]

Originally Posted by Z282NV

Looking marvelous Tim. Darn snow, we escaped with just rain showers up here on the North shore of Lake Superior but with the ground still frozen it's has no where to go. Slippery as hell.

North shore??...are you in Thunderbay??

[Z282NV]

Originally Posted by 67since67

North shore??...are you in Thunderbay??

Yes Sir!

[67since67]

I have friends there, been there many times. The Fort William Gardens is one of my favorite old hockey barns! Do you know the Addouno family??

Sorry for the hyjack Tim...

[Z282NV]

Originally Posted by 67since67

I have friends there, been there many times. The Fort William Gardens is one of my favorite old hockey barns! Do you know the Addouno family??

Sorry for the hyjack Tim...

PM sent.

Yes sorry Tim for the sidetracking.

[napa68]

Originally Posted by Z282NV

PM sent.

Yes sorry Tim for the sidetracking.

Originally Posted by 67since67

I have friends there, been there many times. The Fort William Gardens is one of my favorite old hockey barns! Do you know the Addouno family??

Sorry for the hyjack Tim...

No worries guys

[MosportGreen66]

Originally Posted by napa68

The master cylinder came back from White Post today, so I wasted no time getting that bled and installed. My goal of looking like nothing happened was achieved. I must admit, I was a bit disappointed with the experience. Originally, I was told 2-3 weeks when I shipped it in. I shipped it right away. That turned into 4-6 weeks after it arrived. Unless of course, I wanted to pay a 25% expedited fee. Given my scenario with a bad replacement M/C, the fee was the lesser of evil's. I kind of went over the edge with the $40 shipping and handling for regular ground UPS. Comparatively, it cost me $13 to ship it out there. I don't begrudge anyone of making a profit, and certainly value quality work. The experience though left me with a bit of a poor taste. I'll step off of the soap box now. Just thought I'd share........

So, I'm all set to hit the road. Naturally, I'm rewarded with a forecast containing 2-4" of snow tonight.

We had a similar experience with the master on our former '67 L36 Convertible and won't be going back to White Post because of it. Oh and our master did not work... twice.

[67since67]

As an alternative, I've received great service from Karp's Power Brake in Chino CA, both on masters and wheel cylinders.
IIRC, Karps uses stainless sleeves while WP uses brass??
WP has done one master for me that worked out well.
FWIW - Bill W