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'69 Uncut Caribbean Turquoise Rebuild - EFI 408w Stroker, 35 Spine Axles

raleigh_bronco

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Jarrett. Where did you mount your Lokar dipstick? In 1 pic I saw it kinda hanging out near your spark wire rail on drivers side. Then it kinda disappeared, so I’m wondering where it is being held down?
 
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Jarrett h

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Great thread, just went thru the whole thing
Thank you! I have to control my urge of driving it after collecting dust for 4 years.

Installed a vacuum tank for the brakes & replaced the headlight switch. The cluster illumination lights are still out, leaning towards a loose wire/connector. The wiring harness behind the dash is just so fubar. I will likely pick up a painless kit in the future.
 
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Thank you! I have to control my urge of driving it after collecting dust for 4 years.

Installed a vacuum tank for the brakes & replaced the headlight switch. The cluster illumination lights are still out, leaning towards a loose wire/connector. The wiring harness behind the dash is just so fubar. I will likely pick up a painless kit in the future.

You'll be driving it soon enough Keep making time when you can :)
 
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Jarrett h

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Finished installing the hood this morning. I didn't like how the factory hood bumper location mounts the pins so close to the fender, so I welded new mounts to the core support.

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