
Here you can see the old parts removed from the car. Hope you have strong fore-arms to
get those stiff Z51 shocks installed.

Happy day. The excellent Fluidyne aluminum radiator arrives from Mallett Cars.

You can see in this shot that the the aluminum radiator is over three times as thick as
the tiny stock unit.

This is where I had to drill holes in the fan shroud so I could mount it to the new
radiator with bolts and washers. Very simple to do and probably holds better.
After a
whole afternoon of work the engine is warming up in my driveway. Check real good for
leaks. I was luck and did not have any but this is not always the case. My engine is now
an ice cube.