Greg Oakley

Eric, I’ll take one

Eric can you show what the clips look like and how they attach in the area by the wheel well?

Mac85 that’s great info. There must be a tool or a way to make a tool to remove the trim from the clips without breaking them.

Eric, how did you get the glass out without cutting the gasket? Steel Rubber has the gaskets but I don’t know how good they are. Does the window trim come out with the window and gasket? Or did you remove the trim first? I would guess Ebay is the best source for the clips but you have to know what other GM car would use them to help widen the search.

Looks like a great showing, but I only count 7 Jetfires?
How do the Olds people react to Jetfires? Is interest gaining?

Eric I’ll take one. This is something a long time coming.

That little red light to the left of that light switch is a parking brake light. Good to have as it is lit when the parking brake is on. My last 63 had both of those options.

Ken, is there a crack in the middle between the flanges? That’s where they usually crack. As we all know, never use silicone sealant where gas is in contact with it because gasoline dissolves silicon sealant.
There is a sealant called “Motoseal” that is like silicon and works great on these gaskets, even if they are cracked. Just coat the entir…[Read more]

Who’s red 63 is that on the poster?

You don’t need to drill out the pivot rivet, it’s much easier to drill the 2 rivets that hold that bracket to the frame, they are under the old weather strip so they don’t show. Then just use pop rivets to secure back on. Just make sure its aligned correctly.

You can find refills on eBay

There should only be real Jetfires in the design, otherwise it will confuse people about these cars and how they were made

I think the Ad is too lacking in information about the car. It says rust in the rear quarter and very little else. Not a lot of photos to inspire confidence in the car.

Eric, do they make the fuel line to the carburetor yet? I think I’ll get one of those oil lines!

Egge has everything. I used them for 2 rebuild kits and they were good quality

Great work Eric!

No, not too hard with the turbo off, there are 2 screws at the bottom of the heater core box, one has the brake line support.

Wow floors look really nice. You have to take both heater boxes off. They will be stuck on really good.
It can be done with the motor in place but difficult. Turbo needs to come off.