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billd
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Topic: Parts needed for charity AMXPosted: Mar/28/2008 at 11:31am |
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If you know what parts are needed, please add to this thread.
Ideally, donations of NEW reproduction parts would be best, NOS items as well. When that can't be done, excellent used parts.
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KermitDRambler
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Posted: Mar/28/2008 at 1:15pm |
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The parts needed list can be found at http://www.mattsoldcars.com/charityamx/partsneeded.html. Here is what is currently on the list:
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Posted: Mar/29/2008 at 12:51pm |
What size/brand/style (redline?)
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'69 AMX 390EFI, AMO #9412
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Posted: Mar/30/2008 at 3:30am |
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Hi, Does anyone know what direction we are going in for the air cleaner-stove pipe-heat shields-rocker moldings-exaust manifold situation. I do know that I have correct dog leg exaust manifolds for the car which would allow it to have the correct air cleaner,stove pipe and heat shields. I also know thatAMXMGS Rsto parts makes these parts repro (ver nice quality and maybe someone might want to contact them about heat shields,stove pipe. I have both types, smog and non smog allthough the smog don't have the tubes. I do also know there is a guy who is slling repro inctor tubes that are non functional. I think Gordy cilson knows who he is and if we can get them I will donate my smog exaust manifolds. The exaust is the only thing that comes into play as it is allready done. Which Rocker molding is needed? I have not contacted anyone about this tuff so anyone who would like to please post. Rick J
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Posted: Apr/01/2008 at 5:43am |
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Currently the car has the A.I.R. manifolds that were original to the 70s Jeep the engine came from. Year correct manifolds (non-smog) are really needed to make it a close restoration, which is what was decided many moons ago ("the best we can within reason" -- which meant the newer 360 block wasn't going to be made an issue, but it was built to 70 standards).
Jouhn Widiker says he has one side of the non-smog manifolds, but not sure which. I'm not sure which side rocker molding is needed. We'll have to wait until John has time to look at both parts. I'm not sure about the heat shields and stove pipe, all I can tell you at this point is it's a 49 state car, not CA. I'll get the info from John when I can. Remember, just like you, he has a job and a life outside this. He committed to getting the body work completed and getting it painted. Anything else he does is "extra". Might have to find someone near the area to arrange to meet him at the shop and do another inventory. Sounds like a duplication, but inventory changes due to donations and sometimes things overlooked when moving, and some parts are simply overlooked when you're not concerned with that particular item. So now that we're looking specifically for the heat shields and stove, and exactly what type is on hand, it may turn up that we either don't have all the components or there is a mix of years. Let's not concern ourselves with what should be or was, but what IS NOW. Matt dredged up the contact for the side pipes and sent it to me. The Trendsetters were a dealer installed option, but as far as I know were never on this particular car. I'm not sure if the offer for them still stands, didn't want to take them at the time because the car was in the body shop and didn't want to have to ship them 2-3 times, and didn't want to leave something that could be put on almost any car in the shop. We aren't there yet, would normally let the people with the car who wanted to complete the exhaust work handle this, but since it's been brought up, what should the final exhaust be: 1. Trendsetters (provided they are donated, at least in part). 2. Stock type exhaust (AMX guys -- single or dual?). 3. Aftermarket dual exhaust with good turbo mufflers. I've never tried -- can anyone create a poll? I'll wait a day or two and cross-post this to the other Forum and AMC-List, with a link to the poll. If it comes up Trendsetter's I'll give the contact info to whomever wants to take the responsibility of getting them. Installing will be up to someone with the car in hand, of course. It's close enough to finished that it would be appropriate to obtain them now, wasn't a couple years ago. |
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Posted: Apr/01/2008 at 5:57am |
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Poll started.
Please make note if you choose #3, as after-market and certain other terms can mean different things to different people. There are options with non-stock, should it have a cross-over, or X pipe. Please discuss in the exhaust POLL topic, not here.
Please note if trendsetters or sidepipes are chosen, that WILL impact rocker molding, and none is used with those pipes.
No sidepipes, then you need to choose a molding.
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Posted: Apr/01/2008 at 12:18pm |
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this must be a fairly old list of stuff needed-i know I sent the scoops and the complete ram air items, to include a restored air cleaner.
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Posted: Apr/01/2008 at 12:31pm |
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I sent some nice chrome collars for the windshield wiper mechanism awhile ago-even mentioned as a contributor so someone has those-may have more if they are lost. May have the stuff for the rear leafs-will have to look.
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Posted: Apr/01/2008 at 1:30pm |
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The list is pretty old but it is the latest that I have. It sounds to me like the very next thing that needs to be done after the car comes out of paint is a parts inventory.
In the FWIW category, I really liked the parts list I got from Fred Koos when the car left Texas. All parts were laid out and photographed and a PDF was sent to me with a list of all parts and their condition.
Matt
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Posted: Apr/02/2008 at 2:31am |
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That definitely needs to be done. I'm sure some things got misplaced while the car was in the body shop for so long, but they did send John everything they could find. As noted -- it's inevitable that some get lost as the car moved, that was a known risk from the start. Anyone who doesn't realize that will happen hasn't had to move in a long time!
At this point the car will make one final move. I don't see much point in John Widiker doing a complete inventory. It's much more important that it be done at the final stop so that we can "pick up the pieces" and get everything the car needs to be completed. The completion crew will need to be intimately familiar with all the present and needed bits and pieces, no point in duplicating work. \ Fred did the best documenting and reporting job so far. He watched and learned from previous crews and had a bit more knowledge of what to expect. Edited by farna - Apr/02/2008 at 2:31am |
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