My lil Gem of a 1972 LS2 !!!
- Thread starter DreadRock
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Thanks mike it can be a sickness LOLMaritime said:
rundown said:
Well no need to keep you waiting sir here you go ....
Got the motor back in and bolted back up and the battery box mounted ! Now its time to move onto putting the wiring harrness back in which i will say should be no problem. I had help with the XS wiring but things on that got moved around and new parts added and this is just putting it back in . Did retape it and fixed a few wires that looked to be trouble so today will start hooking it back up . Next will be cleaning the pipes up amd mounting them . Somewhere down the road will be looking for lil cooler chambers but for now stockers will do !!!!
JustinLonghorn
No Purple Hearts, No Blue Ribbons
Fantastic!
stephenf4563
New Member
Hey Man, This is a sweet Build !
I am restoring a 72 LS2 as well, any suggestions on where to sight some parts for these things ?
I am restoring a 72 LS2 as well, any suggestions on where to sight some parts for these things ?
A little nostalgia. DEX305W
This registration was first registered during the period August 1980 to July 1981.
The registration was first registered in Norwich.
If you are using this plate as a private registration, you can only assign it to a vehicle with a W registration or newer, one that was originally registered after the 1st of August 1980.
This registration was first registered during the period August 1980 to July 1981.
The registration was first registered in Norwich.
If you are using this plate as a private registration, you can only assign it to a vehicle with a W registration or newer, one that was originally registered after the 1st of August 1980.
stephenf4563 said:
Well theres alot on Flee bay but have a lot of luck with ( speed@sport.com or NWvintage.com ) Also jump on 2strokeworld lot of good info there !!!!!
Tripler said:
You know at first was thinking what in the world are you talking about and maybe your on the wrong thread ! Then it hit me about the plate hanging in the background LOL
Very cool info i didnt know ! The plate my dad picked up someplace as he was into old British cars and and if you look around my shop theres hints of it everywhere ! When he passed away i hung all his stuff up to remind me that what someone thinks is old and beat up can be remade like new with time and will power !!!!
Took some time to clean up the rear fender and remounted tail light . Found this Alum blast paint so gave it a shot on the rear tail light mount . Got the rear fender mount back up and rest of the wiring is done. Dont have to much more but for the money parts which will take lil long as need brake lines for other build and that needs to get done first.....
JustinLonghorn
No Purple Hearts, No Blue Ribbons
As always, sir, beautiful work.
