What did you do to your Maverick or Comet today

Discussion in 'General Maverick/Comet' started by ptpdub, Feb 21, 2011.

  1. Tannersg1

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    Picked up my new hood today. Scoops should arrive tomorrow.
     

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    Color matched the hood to original paint on the rest of the car, and taped off the hood striping. Also pinstriped the side.
     

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    Been a few months since I have worked on it but got close to done with cutting out rust and body work on passenger side last summer. This week starting at the rear on the drivers side, fun most of the time but not always... just have to stop work when it gets to be like a job.
     

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    fired it up and brought it up to operating temp. outside temps. 33 degrees.
    It was a little slow turning to start with but fired up...:bouncy:
     
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    These new scoops look nice... 20250105_163430.jpg 20250105_163447.jpg 20250105_163453.jpg
     
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    I'm not sure about the fit as I have not installed it yet. Others have and are happy with it.
     
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    I finally had to get a new battery for Patches.
    If I would have it off the tender for a week or more it would be slow turning over. it would crank but weak. and that's not good for EFI. Effie and I met Jeff a Summit and picked up a new...Optima red top, that thing weighs a ton and was a little over $300.:yup:
     
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    Fixed my Kickdown, did a Transgo shift kit while I was in there.
     

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    Fixed my Kickdown, did a Transgo shift kit while I was in there.
     
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    went to move the car over to the lift bay and no E fuel pump.
    lucky it happened in the shop but not so lucky it was in the wrong bay.
    went through a few hoops but got it there.
     

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    pulled the pump and found out why it didn't work. the power wire connection was eaten off at the mounting lug, and what it looked like new. this car was started and ran up to temp almost every other week during the winter.
     

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    Frank, what do you run in Patches coal oil? That is ugly!
     
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    no and the gas that was drained out was clean.
    I guess I caught it before it came apart.
     
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