nunzo's 64 LCC build
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rear siting on tires
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For our year, "Pearl Beige" is the whitest all light color interior - and very nearly white - Lincoln offered until late in the '64 run when white was introduced for "white and ...." pleated bench style. I haven't seen any all white 1964 interiors, nor any multi color convertibles.nunzo wrote: there was a breakdown of the vin too, showing that the car has a limited slip and was originally white/pearl beige, not triple white as i was told.
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good to know, thanks.
adding this fix to the list
http://www.lincolnlandinc.com/browsePro ... /sku~16321
can't wait to get the new top installed, went with a stayfast canvas in Ford tan, all new tack striping, headliner, pads, and cables. need to get my rad recored and should be good to go.
adding this fix to the list
http://www.lincolnlandinc.com/browsePro ... /sku~16321
can't wait to get the new top installed, went with a stayfast canvas in Ford tan, all new tack striping, headliner, pads, and cables. need to get my rad recored and should be good to go.
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getting closer
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lookin' good nunzo!
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thanks man. sorry to hear about your suspension.
it's officially the 60 day countdown to a show i go to every year. still have to do:
- rad back from the shop
- ammeter fix
- replace convertible lines
- have top replaced
- install carpet
- rebuild window and seat switches
- polish chrome and stainless
- replace front bumper
- replace weatherstripping where necessary
- install air management
and clean everything . tons and tons to do.
it's officially the 60 day countdown to a show i go to every year. still have to do:
- rad back from the shop
- ammeter fix
- replace convertible lines
- have top replaced
- install carpet
- rebuild window and seat switches
- polish chrome and stainless
- replace front bumper
- replace weatherstripping where necessary
- install air management
and clean everything . tons and tons to do.
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Well get to work, post more pictures and looking good. Keep up the great job.
How I bagged it: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... 42&t=42724
Build thread: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... 38&t=38977
What I thought was fuel pump noise: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... =1&t=39580
Edelbrock 1406 install: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... =1&t=45554
Build thread: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... 38&t=38977
What I thought was fuel pump noise: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... =1&t=39580
Edelbrock 1406 install: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... =1&t=45554
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Wow, its down there! Love it.
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64 Lincoln Continental_Yippee!
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I'm sure you're plenty busy but any chance getting a part number on those Monroe shocks you put on the front? Getting ready to finish my front and just looking for an idea as to what shock to use. Thanks
How I bagged it: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... 42&t=42724
Build thread: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... 38&t=38977
What I thought was fuel pump noise: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... =1&t=39580
Edelbrock 1406 install: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... =1&t=45554
Build thread: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... 38&t=38977
What I thought was fuel pump noise: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... =1&t=39580
Edelbrock 1406 install: http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/v ... =1&t=45554
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darrylqmiller wrote:I'm sure you're plenty busy but any chance getting a part number on those Monroe shocks you put on the front? Getting ready to finish my front and just looking for an idea as to what shock to use. Thanks
i thought it was legible in my list above, but i loaded the wrong file
Monroe 31029
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little more progress today. airride management installed (thanks airlift for the sponsorship), top hydraulic hoses replaced, pump rebuilt.
one of the lines were leaking for the decklid. found a slice in the line under first aid cloth tape
did the temporary trunk setup before doing hardlines over the winter
rear end rebuilt, rear suspension installed, gas tank cleaned out
goes to the interior shop on the 9th to get a new top.
one of the lines were leaking for the decklid. found a slice in the line under first aid cloth tape
did the temporary trunk setup before doing hardlines over the winter
rear end rebuilt, rear suspension installed, gas tank cleaned out
goes to the interior shop on the 9th to get a new top.
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done some more work recently. new front bumper, convertible top, trunk carpet, carpet, floor mats, a good cleaning, caps back on, whites cleaned, and a whole bunch of other little things. have weatherstripping and master fastener kits to put on and i'll be done this year.
better pics to follow. these are from various instagram accounts from a show i was at this weekend.
bad freeze plug that we had to fix in the morning
better pics to follow. these are from various instagram accounts from a show i was at this weekend.
bad freeze plug that we had to fix in the morning
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thanks. i was offered a price on my car this past weekend, think i might not be able to pass it up.
I have a couple more things to finish:
mild cut and buff
polish chrome and stainless
replace fasteners
new center link
polish interior
install weatherstripping
install audio
undercoat fenderwells
replace headlight switch
replace top cylinders
rebuild window switches
align headlights
redye seats
install new trunk carpet
adjust neutral safety switch
replace freeze plugs
I have a couple more things to finish:
mild cut and buff
polish chrome and stainless
replace fasteners
new center link
polish interior
install weatherstripping
install audio
undercoat fenderwells
replace headlight switch
replace top cylinders
rebuild window switches
align headlights
redye seats
install new trunk carpet
adjust neutral safety switch
replace freeze plugs
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