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Thanks for responding. If by marker lights you mean side lights (my words) they work fine. 71's don't have printed circuits. Thanks again.

The dash lights on my 71 coupe will not work. Switching on the parking lights blows the 5 amp. fuse for those lights which leads me to believe there is a dead short in that circuit. I would appreciate any thoughts on how to track down this problem. Thanks.

The current setup has a lot of oversteer which I don't care for, a little understeer is a lot more comfortable for me

Wow! I defer to you.

Thanks for the thought but I have to question the value of having a car jack at arms length.

Thanks for your responses,as I don't intend to compete with car so I see no reason to try to out think the corvette engineers on this one. Spring is a ways off so I'll keep trying to locate a used one.

I have not, I'll give it a try though, thanks

15/16 is stock on heavy duty applications as in LT1 or big block.

P.O. installed after market sway bars in my 71 coupe, 1-1/4 front, 3/4 rear, I would like to return to the stock set up which is 3/4 front bar only. The problem is 15/16 is the smallest I can find through the big name suppliers. Any help with this would be appreciated.

I have often wondered why the battery on C3's ( maybe not all) was placed behind the drivers side seat versus the passengers side. Given the choice, the right side would seem to be the obvious one. Any thoughts?

I ran the motor before reinstalling the dash panel and all seemed ok so I put it back together as I needed to drive it. I would rather not take it apart again for a photo but if I have to I will. Thanks for the help.

While changing the fuel gauge on my 71 I noticed a device similar to a condenser with a short lead and a flat connecter, it is mounted on the back of the instrument panel just above the radio opening. The lead became disconnected while wrestling with the gauge panel. I have no idea what this...

The fuel gauge resistor on my 71 has failed, as these are no longer available I was wondering what anyone with this problem has used as a substitute. Does anyone know if the new gauges sold through the usual suppliers has the required resistance built in. Thanks.

I have an undated Harrison expansion tank with the numbers 3016340 stamped below the name. I don't know what year or years this fits and would be grateful for any help finding out. Thanks!