On Sat, 2007-06-30 at 16:51 -0700, JOE FULTON wrote: > Of course I'm feeling like a louse for selling you > that car. I had no idea that you would encounter such > trouble. Don't! It's a damn old car! I'll find a solution to this. In the mean time I'll proceed with the rest of the stuff. Got the head on today, cold torque. Awaiting a couple more pushrods from Galvin's before I toss the rockers on. > You might want to check with a machine shop and see if > they have a way to drill those bolts out. They may > have a mill with coolant to the bit. Surely in LA > there is someone who can handle that kind of task. Yeah, I found a shop that will disintegrate them out. Pricey though, but them's the breaks I guess. Old cars cost money! I still like this car and look forward to driving it. I'm knocking off the sharp edges though. I assume the clutch is at end of life, but the trans I have a spare for, the rear axle gears are OK (I looked), no serious rust, ... unless (when... :-) the bottom end falls out of the motor, I'll think about that aluminum 195.6 I always wanted to play with... _______________________________________________ Amc-list mailing list Amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.amc-list.com/mailman/listinfo/amc-list