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Any chance you have an original working water shutoff valve for my 1977 Corvette L48 w/AC. My car sat for 35 years and luckily its stuck in the open position. But I need a replacement.
I also need an original hose from the fuel pump to the fuel line. Mine has a minor split in it causing a minor leak. It's the smaller hose.
One last item, my fender mounted alarm system isn't working correctly. When I turn the key the alarm sounds with the doors and hood closed. I think the door switches work since the interior lights work correctly. I'm thinking the hood switch might be bad. Any chance you have an original replacement?
Thanks in advance, Matt
Matt, I know I do not have the working water shutoff valve, sorry. Fuel line and alarm switch I might have, I just have to check. I will move my parts bins to my table and see what I can find. Might take me a little while but I will look for you.
David
My wife said it would be nice to have the pool table cleared and ready for the kids and grandkids at Christmas this year so I move all of my small items from my rolling storage to my table to begin sorting and documenting. When you build a car, or three, in a six year period of time you tend to build up some parts. I guess I need to get busy sorting. Wow.
Matt, I know I do not have the working water shutoff valve, sorry. Fuel line and alarm switch I might have, I just have to check. I will move my parts bins to my table and see what I can find. Might take me a little while but I will look for you.
David
Thanks for taking a look for me. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for taking a look for me. I really appreciate it.
I can confirm I do not have the water shut off valve, sorry.
I can now confirm I do have a nice alarm switch I purchased for my 77 restoration build and did not use. It has two keys to it, back retaining clip, and front gasket.
I can also confirm I do have the two replacement hoses that go from your fuel and fuel return lines to the fuel pump for a 77. They even have the correct clips to hold them in place, two each.
If you give me a PM with your e-mail address I would be glad to send you pictures for them and some pricing.
Thank you Matt.
David Howard
You can e-mail me directly if you wish at AllVettes4Me@gmail.com as well if you wish.
Best regards,
David
I can confirm I do not have the water shut off valve, sorry.
I can now confirm I do have a nice alarm switch I purchased for my 77 restoration build and did not use. It has two keys to it, back retaining clip, and front gasket.
I can also confirm I do have the two replacement hoses that go from your fuel and fuel return lines to the fuel pump for a 77. They even have the correct clips to hold them in place, two each.
If you give me a PM with your e-mail address I would be glad to send you pictures for them and some pricing.
Thank you Matt.
David Howard
You can e-mail me directly if you wish at AllVettes4Me@gmail.com as well if you wish.
Best regards,
David
On Friday, July 20th I had an ultrasound on my right leg and foot to see what was causing the continued pain and swelling following the recovery efforts of my broken foot. It appears I did too much activity too soon and blood clots have formed in multiple areas of the upper and lower leg. This is a curable but serious situation which requires me to stop doing many of the activities I have been doing. I cannot drive, I cannot lift heavy items, I cannot push heavy items, and I must not stand on my feet now for extended periods of time. This will continue for the next 45 days until I have my next follow-up ultrasound to confirm the clots have been effectively dealt with and I can continue my active life style. Unfortunately for me this means I will not be able to attend Corvettes at Carlisle in 2018 and I will not be able to shop for anyone or bring any parts with me for those that wanted to purchase items from me. There is no obligation on anyone’s part to purchase items they committed to purchase.
I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to anyone on the Corvette Forum and I sincerely hope to be back to full strength in the months ahead. Until then I will look forward to reading your updates, following your threads, and participating as I can in discussions.
Everything I committed to ship has been shipped thanks to my wife who jumped in to help me get items ready and out the door.
I will be in touch with individuals affected by my not going to Carlisle and I thank you in advance for your understanding.
Best regards to you all.
David Howard – AllVettes4Me
David, thank you for the quality parts and the good value that you gave me pricewise. Thank you also for the great packaging and shipping of the parts. You are a rare one and I am grateful for being allowed to do business with you. Sorry to hear about your health issues but I trust that you will take as good of care of your self that you took care of my purchase. I cannot thank you enough. Paul
Item Number 10. Front extension complete. Includes what you see in the pictures below. Just add front honeycomb (item #12) and bolts and you are ready to install.
David
Hi David, hope you are doing well. If and when you are able, can you please post a picture of #10, the front extension?
I have two front extensions that have been media blasted and powder coated. I also have the front bumper support that holds the honeycomb impact support which I also have here. Shims (top and sides) are shown here and I had those powder coated so they would last much longer as well. I spent about $100 on the powder coating alone so the front extension setup is a good deal as advertised.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
David
07-27-2018, 06:03 AM
