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Yes it is Ken's old car. Pic was from the barn finds display at Winnipeg world of wheels 2017.
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Very cool...thanks for posting. I noticed the bracket installed on the driver's side of the engine...pretty sure that is the part installed for the motor mount recall issue.
Great time capsule and neat race history...almost a twin to our old silver 69 car. -wilma
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Yup, he said he put that in back in the day, to keep the engine in place in case of motor mount breakage.
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Weren't the lift brackets not installed around the driver side manifold hooked up to the a arm shaft? If what you say is correct then what did they do for power steering cars? |
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You are correct the install was on the exhaust manifold...I have some photos somewhere and the original letter from GM about the recall...more to follow;'-wilma
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