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Help! Body Mounting

Bourbon

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Joined
Nov 27, 2008
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Location
Newcastle, Australia
Corvette
1966 Coupe Torch Red, 1962 Original Roman Red
Hi all, I hear it is very cold over there in the USA. In Australia we are having a heat wave 90-100 most days last week.

Does anyone have any advise for a foolish person who did not count the shims when he removed his '66 coupe body ??
 
Hi all, I hear it is very cold over there in the USA. In Australia we are having a heat wave 90-100 most days last week.

Does anyone have any advise for a foolish person who did not count the shims when he removed his '66 coupe body ??

Start with 2 or 3 shims at each location and adjust as necessary at the #4 mounts, which are easily accessible with the body on the frame. Coupes are much less of a hassle than convertibles.

:beer
 
Thankyou. I dont know ehat I was thinking when I did it. I have counted, bagged and tagged everything else.

Here is a video of my chassis on youtube if anyone is interested.

YouTube - 66 Corvette Resto-mod/Australia Part1-Chassis

Looks terrific! Make sure the upper bolts for the rear shocks have the heads on the outboard side and the nuts on the inboard side (may have just been the lighting). :)
 
Looks great.

Tom
 

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