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Jamaican MG - the engine goes in!
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kennypinkerton
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Wow, those brackets are HUGE!
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Wow, those brackets are HUGE!
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Yeah, I hear that a lot.... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
They are the stock Camaro brackets - the left side carries the coil pack, the right, the alternator. I've modified them and cut them down, removing things like the bits that held the power steering and air conditioning.
Fairly light alloy. Had to modify the right inner fender to clear the alternator but not much work.
Wow, those brackets are HUGE!
[/ QUOTE ]
Yeah, I hear that a lot.... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
They are the stock Camaro brackets - the left side carries the coil pack, the right, the alternator. I've modified them and cut them down, removing things like the bits that held the power steering and air conditioning.
Fairly light alloy. Had to modify the right inner fender to clear the alternator but not much work.
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Living up to your "WILD BILL" reputation!! I love it-break the sound barrier! Randi(YDH61390)