Man Joe you do awsome work...SS 396 said:I posted this on Steves so Many here Have already Seen it.Just trying to Make some Post to liven this Place up.The GoodMark Pans fit the 3rd Gen Cars Great.Nightshade is a Great Goodmark Distributor.
Joe
Well at least thats what Shifty4 says:waving:NIGHTSHADE said:Whose this Shade character? I hear that he's a putz!!!!!![]()
Well a shifter hole like that does make inspecting the tranny while your driving the car much easierNova_Guy said:That shifter hole is going to need some work. The hole in my car was so big you could crawl through it.
That is true and adjusting the shift rods sitting in the front seat was easier than crawling under tha car. The downside manual transmissions do get hot. Resting your elbow on the tailshaft; allthough convenient was a bit uncomfortable on 110 degree in July on a 2 hour road trip.Well a shifter hole like that does make inspecting the tranny while your driving the car much easier
Hey guys, I got to do both right and left side on my 66 and I have been looking at these new full pans that include the entire front, rear, hump and all. Any recomendations for or against these? They seem like they would make the job easier, especially since I am fairly dangerous with a welder!NIGHTSHADE said:I got a pair for my '62, I can only dream of doing half as good of a job putting them in.
Looks great Joe!!
Whose this Shade character? I hear that he's a putz!!!!!![]()
Depends on the condition of your hump and toe boards, the full pan has the hump and no toe boards. While the half pans have toe boards and no hump.gota66 said:Hey guys, I got to do both right and left side on my 66 and I have been looking at these new full pans that include the entire front, rear, hump and all. Any recomendations for or against these? They seem like they would make the job easier, especially since I am fairly dangerous with a welder!