What did you do to your Maverick or Comet today

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

  1. 70_MaverickAZ

    70_MaverickAZ Member

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    Any pics of this hood latch set up, I have an old s-10 out in my yard that I could rob some parts off?
     
  2. stumanchu

    stumanchu Stuart

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    Today I learned that a Comet hood from P&P will fit in a 1st gen xb. Will 4 door bucket seat tracks fit a 2dr? I assumed they would.....from a '74.
     

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  3. stumanchu

    stumanchu Stuart

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    I am still looking forward to a first run. I did a lot of work on an estate property (7 weeks), and will get paid out of escrow.....so until then, or I get caught up without it, I only get to wish.....but I had a little stash for a Comet hood lol....and a cam change got kicked a few dollars more down the road. So I am one step closer to a Mexican shelby clone now. Gotta keep my priorities crooked.
     
  4. RMiller

    RMiller My name is Rick

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    Looks like you scored the unicorn, a pretty nice Comet grille!
     
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    Nice little haul! The tracks will work if your car is 74+. They have the adaptor for the cat hump. You can make it work for an earlier car though.
     
  6. Earl Branham

    Earl Branham Certified Old Fart

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    I replaced the antenna for my stereo...….got a telescoping one with the original base and cover. I did find out that I have a bad Sirius antenna (cable is knicked) and I'll have to take the car apart (interior) to put the new one in. Glad I have a spare!!!
     
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    Started fabricating cables to move the battery to the trunk.
     
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    Had a buddy of mine over to weld some nuts to the 2 bolts i broke. Result: Fail!
     
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    Walking slowly but surely ,Like This therapy Hobby
     

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    "therapy Hobby"...that's how I feel about my car...:thumbs2:
     
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    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    got everything hooked back up...wanting to replace a 3' section of fuel line before I fire it up...:yup:
     
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    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    got the fuel line today...$7.99 a ft...:yikes:
     
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    holly :49:
     
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    smegnl Roger Saffle Supporting Member

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    Put a grounding block in my trunk and ordered new 1157 sockets for the tail lights.
     
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    I bought a pair of junkyard gt40 heads about 2 years ago. I have read a bunch about bowl blending and such, so one got torn down and ground on. I will take pictures on the second head, as the learning curve will not be so steep on that one. Gonna swap upper end when I get all the parts stored up.
     
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