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    Well since it seems to be a car kind of day here so I wanted to post an update.
    The '73 runs, sort of so a fair amount of work to do on the fueling system. The right front brake caliper must have blown the o-ring, so after some research I will probably just buy an assembled caliper and replace it because the C3 models like this one have a tendency to blow them out after sitting for so long. The engine has definitely has had some work done to it as it idles like its got a cam and who knows what else done to it. "Lightly massaged" I would say.
    Better to be safe than sorry, right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Musashi View Post
    Well since it seems to be a car kind of day here so I wanted to post an update.
    The '73 runs, sort of so a fair amount of work to do on the fueling system. The right front brake caliper must have blown the o-ring, so after some research I will probably just buy an assembled caliper and replace it because the C3 models like this one have a tendency to blow them out after sitting for so long. The engine has definitely has had some work done to it as it idles like its got a cam and who knows what else done to it. "Lightly massaged" I would say.
    Better to be safe than sorry, right?
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    You should replace all brake calipers and or wheel cylinders, you'll thank me for it later. Your wallet maybe not. Repack the bearings while at it. Any vehicle we picked up that sat more than 6 months, received brake line flush and inspection of wheel cylinders and or calipers. Finding out when you need to stop, the vehicle doesn't, OR locks up, is the wrong time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    You should replace all brake calipers and or wheel cylinders, you'll thank me for it later. Your wallet maybe not. Repack the bearings while at it. Any vehicle we picked up that sat more than 6 months, received brake line flush and inspection of wheel cylinders and or calipers. Finding out when you need to stop, the vehicle doesn't, OR locks up, is the wrong time.
    Thanks Jim that is what is going to happen, all new brake calipers(discs on all corners) and possibly a new master cylinder/brake booster setup. I have been talking with the guys at Corvette Connection and they are saying the same thing. Some work I will do and some they will do. I'd rather drive the car now versus two years down the road. I don't want it to be one of "those projects" that sits in the garage for two years before sit is done.

    Basically I am going to have them go over it to make it safe and street able then I will take care of the rest.
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    Looks good! Get any college chicks in it? LOL

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    Came in late didn't read all the other post, 73' titted out only worth about 9 to 10.
    needing work 5 to 7 that's me i don't pay no mo...

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    The '73 runs, sort of so a fair amount of work to do on the fueling system.
    BTW, I speak "Quadrajet" just saying.
    I see you running, tell me what your running from

    Nobody's coming, what ya do that was so wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jerrymrc View Post
    BTW, I speak "Quadrajet" just saying.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jerrymrc View Post
    BTW, I speak "Quadrajet" just saying.
    The rebuild kit is sitting in the passenger seat as I think about it. Had to prime the primaries by dumping fuel in them to get it running. Just a bit dry after all these years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Musashi View Post
    The rebuild kit is sitting in the passenger seat as I think about it. Had to prime the primaries by dumping fuel in them to get it running. Just a bit dry after all these years.
    Probably a good portion old fuel line, too. Get that pup up and running
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