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New from East Tennessee
by Scott 73 SS Thu Dec 08, 2016 7:34 am
Just wanted to say hello........I joined last night........ spent the entire night looking for parts for my 73SS...... good to be among G3 lovers !!!!!
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by clanceman427 Thu Dec 08, 2016 8:29 am
Welcome from West Chester, PA. When your account clears please post pics of your 73 SS project.
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by Scott 73 SS Thu Dec 08, 2016 11:32 am
How do I post a pic with my Android? Any help would be appreciated
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by pila Thu Dec 08, 2016 8:59 pm
Welcome to a great place ! Â Hope you figure out the pics posting ! 
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by knightfan26917 Sun Dec 11, 2016 5:54 pm
Welcome, Scott! Looking forward to seeing your 73SS!
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by Scott 73 SS Sun Dec 11, 2016 7:48 pm
Ok..... figured out how to post a picture.......this is my new project.........it's solid.......needs drivers side window, breaks, and an interior. I purchased a set of swivel buckets.......found a console out of a Monty.....I need an SS shifter knob.......and I found a glass for the drivers door on eBay this past week.......paint code is 19. Tuxedo black. My goal is to get it back there......motor is a 350, late sixties early seventies block, camel hump heads, 750 Holley .........I'm a stock junkie so I'm looking for a clean daily driver that turns heads. Â Â I bought it like you see it.......got a lot of work to do......... I give 3500 for it.......was that a good price........hope you like it
Last edited by Scott 73 SS on Sun Dec 11, 2016 8:32 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Left motor size out)
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by fasrnur Mon Dec 12, 2016 8:50 pm
If it's a solid car, then yes, it was worth it. Good luck on your project and don't be afraid to ask questions here. There are a bunch of helpful people here.
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by Scott 73 SS Mon Dec 12, 2016 10:44 pm
Thanks for the support.......I was beginning to think I was alone........trying to find parts without connections is insane on a 73.......I will be asking questions...... one in particular........I think this car was a 4 speed bench seat car.........some one had put a set of camaro buckets in it. I threw those out.......will the swivel buckets I just bought set in with out any modifications? I have an original Monty console the is correct and the factory shifter and cable.....I'm going to patch the butchered hole on the hump.......how do I correctly put an automatic cable hole back in the right place
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by clanceman427 Mon Dec 12, 2016 11:13 pm
Sorry I don't have an answer about the seats but if you need any measurements for the stock swivel bucket mounting studs, my passenger seat is currently out so I can easily take meausurements if needed.
So you think your car might have been a 4 speed bench originally? Wow that would be awesome to bring it back to that. I'm still trying to find an original 4 speed shifter stick lever correct for our cars, they are really hard to find.
So you think your car might have been a 4 speed bench originally? Wow that would be awesome to bring it back to that. I'm still trying to find an original 4 speed shifter stick lever correct for our cars, they are really hard to find.
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by Scott 73 SS Tue Dec 13, 2016 12:16 am
Any measurements you can give me would be appreciated. It still has the clutch pedal and I don't see any evidence of the original seat studs....... I have actually thought about putting the 4peed back in it.....I would have to sell my console..... I already have a small fortune in the seats and console already .......
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by Mcarlo77 Tue Dec 13, 2016 12:55 am
You would only have two original seat studs for a bench seat...the front outer ones. Â The rear outers rested on top of the seat belt floor retractors. Â Couldn't tell you whether the Camaro bucket seat mtg points will be the same as the swivels. Â
Here's a couple pics I have showing the location of the automatic shift cable location based on a measurement from where the shifter bracket mounts on the tranny tunnel (there should be some dimples in the tunnel to locate drilling of bracket holes). Â Cable hole is approx. 10 5/8" on center from shifter bracket mtg holes. Â What is not so obvious is that it's offset towards the driver side from center of tunnel. Â You can get the general location by fitting the shifter to the tunnel and noting where the cable leads from the front of the shifter. Â GM used a grommet to fill that cable hole...with the hole being approx. 1 1/2" dia. Â BTW...the pair of holes in the tunnel directly behind the shifter mtg bracket and the pair to the left on the other support crossmember are where the console attaches via four screws in the bottom of the storage box. The front of the console mounts on a bracket that was spot welded to the tunnel. Hope this helps.
Here's a couple pics I have showing the location of the automatic shift cable location based on a measurement from where the shifter bracket mounts on the tranny tunnel (there should be some dimples in the tunnel to locate drilling of bracket holes). Â Cable hole is approx. 10 5/8" on center from shifter bracket mtg holes. Â What is not so obvious is that it's offset towards the driver side from center of tunnel. Â You can get the general location by fitting the shifter to the tunnel and noting where the cable leads from the front of the shifter. Â GM used a grommet to fill that cable hole...with the hole being approx. 1 1/2" dia. Â BTW...the pair of holes in the tunnel directly behind the shifter mtg bracket and the pair to the left on the other support crossmember are where the console attaches via four screws in the bottom of the storage box. The front of the console mounts on a bracket that was spot welded to the tunnel. Hope this helps.
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by fasrnur Tue Dec 13, 2016 12:59 am
I remember seeing some one posting here about how if you are going to put swivels in a non-swivel car you have to put a bracket of some sort on both sides of the tunnel. Am I reading this correctly, you want to put an auto with a console in where a 4spd was originally?
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by fasrnur Tue Dec 13, 2016 1:03 am
This might help also with your question about the swivels mounting.
https://www.g3gm.com/t2671-installing-swivel-buckets?highlight=swivel+bucket
https://www.g3gm.com/t2671-installing-swivel-buckets?highlight=swivel+bucket
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by Scott 73 SS Tue Dec 13, 2016 1:08 am
The car has a jacked up b&m shifter in it now....... someone spent a lot on the motor and new exhaust......I'm still trying to make up my mind about a tranny.........a person would have 2 to 3 thousand in a good Muncie set up....??????
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by Scott 73 SS Tue Dec 13, 2016 1:10 am
I found a good correct console and shifter......thought I would try to install it correctly.........
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by Scott 73 SS Tue Dec 13, 2016 1:13 am
They had just drilled holes for the camaro buckets and had 1/2 inch aluminum blocks under the back side of the rails to level them out. ....... none of it was correct
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by fasrnur Tue Dec 13, 2016 1:21 am
Scott, you might take a look at these if you haven't seen them already.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/259445804220178/
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Re: New from East Tennessee
by Scott 73 SS Tue Dec 13, 2016 1:29 am
Ok here is what I'm dealing with.......it was dark so the pic didn't come out like I wanted..... i ordered a new passenger floor pan....the rest is just surface....
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