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A Christmas Gift for your Vette

Posted: 12/14/10 10:28am Message 21 of 29
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Holland Patent, NY - USA
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Vette(s): #1 *1980 White, Red interior 14,000 mile #2 *1980 Red, Oyster interior 93,000 miles Resto project car, rebuilt to 383 stroker
[QUOTE=eldredjames]T-top weatherstrip, window crank.

EBO, inside or outside bag?  I was going to get the outside bag but can't find them anymore.

Jim
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Jim inside bag, very simple, throw it down drive onto it and zip. i have two 16 foot doors and sometimes they are open longer than i'd like. I really think it would help. I have no heat in the toy box and find interest is the heaters they are talking about. Need to get some insulation in first.
I'm really thinking about bulding a seperate toy box just for the Vettes with some kind of heated floor.
Evil Smileebo




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A Christmas Gift for your Vette

Posted: 12/14/10 11:32am Message 22 of 29
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York, PA - USA
Joined: 5/18/2010
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Vette(s): 1969 daytona conv. all original 350 350 380 4 sp w/air..and hard top
Yes Alan..check out the heaters..bing search modine..there are a bunch of them out there..they mount on the ceiling and exhaust out the side or top..about 600$ for a good setup..LP or NG..
Rich



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A Christmas Gift for your Vette

Posted: 12/17/10 11:02am Message 23 of 29
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Grapevine, TX - USA
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Vette(s): 1972 LT-1 convertible with factory air. 2017 Black Rose Grand Sport M7 convertible.
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A Christmas Gift for your Vette

Posted: 12/18/10 7:15pm Message 24 of 29
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HARRISVILLE, RI - USA
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Vette(s): 68 convertible green 427 c.i.green exterior black top and interior
Ebo, if you do get a new toy box, put in the radiant heat in the floor, its a little pricey but you'll wish you had it in you're house. I put it in when I built mine and it is great, you're able to lay on the floor and not get a back ache, i'm not at all sorry about installing it,besides it gives me a warm place to sleep if I mess up. Now if I could only find a way to get her car out and the vette in i would be in heaven.Clap


A Christmas Gift for your Vette

Posted: 12/18/10 8:07pm Message 25 of 29
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Tucson, AZ - USA
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Vette(s): 1982 Black/Tan Leather Build Code C09E Bronze TTop CrossFire Fuel Injection L83 85 Fuel Pump Auto Axle 2.72 Firestone Firehawk Indy500
We have been planing this for a while. I need a home for the vette out of the sun.  So we are putting up a garage for our baby. It should be done the first week in Feb 2011.  I can't wait to get my tools all in one place, some good light and a concrete floor. 



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A Christmas Gift for your Vette

Posted: 12/19/10 12:43pm Message 26 of 29
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Temple City, CA - USA
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Vette(s): 1969 Daytona Yellow. 350 / Automatic.
[QUOTE=JJoyal]Now if I could only find a way to get her car out and the vette in i would be in heaven.Clap[/QUOTE]
Amen to that!  ClapClapClap



A Christmas Gift for your Vette

Posted: 12/19/10 6:39pm Message 27 of 29
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Holland Patent, NY - USA
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Vette(s): #1 *1980 White, Red interior 14,000 mile #2 *1980 Red, Oyster interior 93,000 miles Resto project car, rebuilt to 383 stroker
[QUOTE=JJoyal]Ebo, if you do get a new toy box, put in the radiant heat in the floor, its a little pricey but you'll wish you had it in you're house. I put it in when I built mine and it is great, you're able to lay on the floor and not get a back ache, i'm not at all sorry about installing it,besides it gives me a warm place to sleep if I mess up. Now if I could only find a way to get her car out and the vette in i would be in heaven.Clap[/QUOTE]
 
Jean!!! Heh buddy have you been hiding in that new garage all this time!
How is the car coming?
I for sure would like to heat the floors, did you do your own? What is the heat source ? I'd love to do wood for cost but could be a pita....
Glad to see you stalkin......we need to ride bud!
Evil Smileebo
 
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A Christmas Gift for your Vette

Posted: 12/23/10 3:11pm Message 28 of 29
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Bristow, VA - USA
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Looking to pull the trigger on a new 454...trying to get one that's "turnkey" so there's one (or a number of) less thing to worry about during the restoration...


A Christmas Gift for your Vette

Posted: 12/23/10 4:41pm Message 29 of 29
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Vette(s): 1969 Daytona Yellow. 350 / Automatic.
My Vette just received another Christmas surprise--a new alarm.  The guy's (my nephew) here now.TongueTongue


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