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  • Start date Start date Dec 25, 2004
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Duncan B.C
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hey Guys

Im just fairly new to workin with cars and I've just recently purchased a 67' Coupe. The engine is in good working order and I wondered if you could give me a few ideas on what to work on. (The whole car needs attention). I figure I should start with the brakes and steering. Is there any cost effective ways i can go about this. Also if theres any guys workin on mustnags from B.c it would be nice to hear about there projects maybe they have some tips.

Thanks Alot
 
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Duncan B.C
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please bump
 

67coupe351w

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You are starting out on the right track.

If you are driving the car, it is deffinately a good idea to start with saftey items such as the brakes and steering. Theres no use goin out and getting a nice paint job if you are gonna put it into the back of another car at a stoplight casue your brakes didnt work.

Once the car is in good condition safety wise you can do wahtever your wallet allows
 

Hack

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Brakes are a good place to start. A disc brake conversion is a pretty popular project. There's a thread on it here on page 1. The search function will turn up a lot of ideas, too.

You can also get a lot of improvement by replacing worn suspension components. Usually they wear out gradually, and don't get replaced as soon as they should. Then people end up thinking that it's a crappy handling old car, when really the culprit is worn out parts. Most of the suspension parts are available at the local auto parts store.

I replaced my steering box a few years ago and it made a huge difference as well.
 

WORTH

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any info on the car? 6 or 8? auto or stick? drums or disc? power or manual brakes? power or manual steering?
 
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