Followed me home!

[bergy]

Rich - It's a 3 part epoxy that a friend uses on big water tanks. Tough as nails. Very hazardous to apply. B

[x Baldwin Motion]

them big Chevy verts totally rock

[TimG]

I could certainly be seduced by a car like that, too.

[m22mike]

Bruce your going to be way cool cruzin' F LA next winter it that beauty. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/cool.gif[/img]

[mssl72]

Big cars can be lots of fun! [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]

[scuncio]

Cool car. I fondly remember riding around in my aunt's 73 Caprice vert as a kid.

[bergy]

Question for you guys that drive survivor type cars - I'm going to take a 5 day drive in the Caprice from PA to Florida. Already changed the plugs, wires, hoses (radiator and heater), belts, dist cap &amp; rotor. Saved all of the old parts. Now - question is - should I be changing the rubber fuel hoses? They look &amp; feel good but I'm concerned about de-lamination on the inside. Looks like the tank has to come down to change them.

[scuncio]

I would definitely change the rubber fuel hoses. If any of the lines on the pump inlet side are bad, it can/will prevent the pump from priming.

[mockingbird812]

Cool adventure you are planning Bruce. Keep us posted and take lots of pix!

[bergy]

Ready to tour the Atlantic coast - leaving early in the morning!