My '62 Pontiac

We used to run N/SS here but I never heard of a guy named Rusty I usually stay on top of the pontiacs in the area hahaha

 

Dip stick installed pretty happy with that haha

 

Crank and rods all assembled

 

And the heads are installed coming together smoothly

 

All assembled and painted

 

Quick work there. Looks good.

 

thank you just really needed ir done

 

And she made it in

 

Front is on loosing the power steering and installing a manual box also have an m22 trans for it going in as soon as my Fabtech linkage gets here pretty excited to get this car mobile again I really have missed the car life just seems to make more sense when she's running

 

Great car, that's gonna be a handful w/o power steering, minimum you'll need a larger diameter steering wheel. Install chin-up bar in the garage, you'll need it to build up yor arms.

 

Nice job. You will love having the stick.

 

NICE !!!!!!!!

 

Fly wheel is cut and new ring gear installed getting close

 

Update: every thing is ordered and on its way for the four speed swap hopefully it'll all be here before the weekend really want to get this car on the road.
I also am considering getting a Gear Vendors overdrive for my m22 don't know if any one has used it on here if so how did it install and how do you like it?

 

So far the m22 is all in with clutch and linkage and the crossmember was modified to fit the muncie better (thanks dad) the driveshaft is all in and the shifter is mounted the next step is wiring and she should fire right up...I hope

 

My friend Jesse taking care of my water pump while I work on customers cars

 

Gratuitous flathead pic

 

Dumb water pump

 

Well may have found the issue the pitting is pretty bad on this and there is a hole....junk

 

Water pump is back on rad and everything starter is on headers are on just rewire everything and go for glory...I think

 

The '61 Bonneville in my avatar has manual steering. It's not the greatest for parallel parking, but it's really not bad at all driving down the road.

 

I'm excited for it my dads 62 had manual steering and I drive it a few more times than he thought and it wasn't bad at all it's all manual now manual steer brakes and shift

 

Also now the cars mostly all wired up just need to add fluids and start it up but I'll wait till the morning it's already midnight

 

Kickass Catty' man. Gawd damn in love with those cars. Phone call on line #1 ... spirit of Mickey Thompson holding. The lightweights were indeed hell on wheels.

 

My old mans 62 post car long term project making progress though

 

Cool Radir Mags on his car too

 

That's HAMB friendly vintage dust

 

As you can see those are three pedals

 

Time to clean up the wiring. We should just start over.