Frankenbonne project update #4 It started!
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Originally Posted by rjolly87
under her own power yes, but did she flex her muscles for you guys or was she just barely waking up?
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Awesome job fellas!!!!!
When ya' get done i'll trade ya' mine for yours!!!!! Heck, I'll even finish making the payments!!!!!!!
When ya' get done i'll trade ya' mine for yours!!!!! Heck, I'll even finish making the payments!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by BillBost37
The car is outside...drove out on it'* own power! That'* 240 supercharged horsepower for all the oppressed.
Cooling system flush in progress...garage cleaning in progress...
And I don't know about all these bonnefests.... we have 7 or 8 bonnevilles w/o even planning anything!!!
WCBF and BF in IL...plan to be owned. It'* gonna be one rockin time in August!
Cooling system flush in progress...garage cleaning in progress...
And I don't know about all these bonnefests.... we have 7 or 8 bonnevilles w/o even planning anything!!!
WCBF and BF in IL...plan to be owned. It'* gonna be one rockin time in August!
you'd have to own chicago first. try beating 50 members at once, lol!
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Nice work guys...well done...have a pint or two for me
Now just think of all those aftermarket mods available for the Series II.
Cheers,
Now just think of all those aftermarket mods available for the Series II.
Cheers,
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*hands out cigars*
A new Bonny was born at 5:15 today. 4518 pounds and 12 ounces (due to the beer I had on the roof ) We were all relieved after the VATS fiasco that it ran for more than a couple of seconds. This is a lesson learned: complete the job before troubleshooting.
I had to block off the large vacuum output for the brake booster as the 90 has the electro-mechanical Teves system and does not require a vacuum line. Fortunately, there was one on the LN3 that I was able to use on the L67. Tomorrow we add and top off fluids, bleed brakes, reinstall dash and check for problems. I begrudgingly ordered a new fuel sending unit yesterday from Advance Auto to solve my gauge problem. It was for a 95 and had enough differences for me to decline and request one for a 94. The new part will arrive in 3-5 days so that means that the tank will have to come back out. Maybe I can get toastedoats to me out again.
I was glad to see all of the members that were there to help and experience the firing up. Gumball, Toastedoats, Highlander with wife and of course BillBost37 were all there to join in the mini celebration. Lots of beer, 2 inch thick burgers and a yard full of Bonnevilles makes for a great day! Thanks guys.
A new Bonny was born at 5:15 today. 4518 pounds and 12 ounces (due to the beer I had on the roof ) We were all relieved after the VATS fiasco that it ran for more than a couple of seconds. This is a lesson learned: complete the job before troubleshooting.
I had to block off the large vacuum output for the brake booster as the 90 has the electro-mechanical Teves system and does not require a vacuum line. Fortunately, there was one on the LN3 that I was able to use on the L67. Tomorrow we add and top off fluids, bleed brakes, reinstall dash and check for problems. I begrudgingly ordered a new fuel sending unit yesterday from Advance Auto to solve my gauge problem. It was for a 95 and had enough differences for me to decline and request one for a 94. The new part will arrive in 3-5 days so that means that the tank will have to come back out. Maybe I can get toastedoats to me out again.
I was glad to see all of the members that were there to help and experience the firing up. Gumball, Toastedoats, Highlander with wife and of course BillBost37 were all there to join in the mini celebration. Lots of beer, 2 inch thick burgers and a yard full of Bonnevilles makes for a great day! Thanks guys.
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RJolly... I'm loading the pics now. Theres a ton and I'm going to start a new thread. Too many pics could kill a 56K connection like yours
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Originally Posted by randman1
*hands out cigars*
A new Bonny was born at 5:15 today. 4518 pounds and 12 ounces (due to the beer I had on the roof ) We were all relieved after the VATS fiasco that it ran for more than a couple of seconds. This is a lesson learned: complete the job before troubleshooting.
I had to block off the large vacuum output for the brake booster as the 90 has the electro-mechanical Teves system and does not require a vacuum line. Fortunately, there was one on the LN3 that I was able to use on the L67. Tomorrow we add and top off fluids, bleed brakes, reinstall dash and check for problems. I begrudgingly ordered a new fuel sending unit yesterday from Advance Auto to solve my gauge problem. It was for a 95 and had enough differences for me to decline and request one for a 94. The new part will arrive in 3-5 days so that means that the tank will have to come back out. Maybe I can get toastedoats to me out again.
I was glad to see all of the members that were there to help and experience the firing up. Gumball, Toastedoats, Highlander with wife and of course BillBost37 were all there to join in the mini celebration. Lots of beer, 2 inch thick burgers and a yard full of Bonnevilles makes for a great day! Thanks guys.
A new Bonny was born at 5:15 today. 4518 pounds and 12 ounces (due to the beer I had on the roof ) We were all relieved after the VATS fiasco that it ran for more than a couple of seconds. This is a lesson learned: complete the job before troubleshooting.
I had to block off the large vacuum output for the brake booster as the 90 has the electro-mechanical Teves system and does not require a vacuum line. Fortunately, there was one on the LN3 that I was able to use on the L67. Tomorrow we add and top off fluids, bleed brakes, reinstall dash and check for problems. I begrudgingly ordered a new fuel sending unit yesterday from Advance Auto to solve my gauge problem. It was for a 95 and had enough differences for me to decline and request one for a 94. The new part will arrive in 3-5 days so that means that the tank will have to come back out. Maybe I can get toastedoats to me out again.
I was glad to see all of the members that were there to help and experience the firing up. Gumball, Toastedoats, Highlander with wife and of course BillBost37 were all there to join in the mini celebration. Lots of beer, 2 inch thick burgers and a yard full of Bonnevilles makes for a great day! Thanks guys.
Come on Bill get those "Baby" pics up!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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To get a new PB account, load the pics...resize the pics and do the write it took 1 1/2 hours. So far I think we've posted more pics on that one thread than either of the two BFests going on. Steve...I'm talking bfests this summer. You are looking like you got owned by a spur of the moment meeting.