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89blkntch

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right where that bromet is it leaks. It doesn't leak under normal driving conditions, but when I get on it and go past 4500 rpms it leaks antifreeze. It isn't a liquid it is more like a whiteish-green foam then goes to antifreeze. I just changed out the heater core hoses and the clamps are tight so that can't be the problem. I just got new carpet and dyno mat and cant inst till i fix this.

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it has leaked for a while and the PO didn't care to fix it. I am restoring the car and am dooing all the right way. cutting the rusted floor board out this weekend and inst new ones. any help would be great.
 

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Your heater core is leaking it looks like.
As for the floor pans, just take your time and make
sure you grind everything flat and clean.
Sometimes you have to trim the new ones slightly because of
too much overhang between panels.
And spray it all with etching primer AND rustoleum before you
recoat it with floor coating. Rubberized undercoating works for that also.
I just restored my 79 notch.
Good luck man !
 
Looks like a heater core leak to me. Mine just started leaking this past week and this car is really starting to irritate me.

I had to replace the tranny crossover earlier this year due to rust. Right now I'm putting a new gas tank and lines in it due to rust and now the freakin heater sore is leaking. Oh, and while I was fixing the crossmember I noticed oil leaking from the tailhousing where the driveshaft goes in. I reached up and pushed and pulled on the D/S and you know it, the bearing is loose. I also have a brand new oil pan sitting here due to flaking rust on the original pan. I wanted to put a tubular front end on it but that is going to have to wait a while longer now since the $450 gas tank repair came up. Am I rambling.... stop me please....