Frosty

Happy to help. Got to keep that build on track!

There should be a stop at the bottom too. Hopefully I will find an illustration along with the instructions in my body shop manual.

Thanks bud. Good luck jimbobob.

Who have you tried so far? That way we know who not to look at or list again. I will do some checking. I'm glad you said yours is frame mounted much like the late 40s/early 50s pickups. My first thought was to look at Kanter Auto Parts for that style of part. Their photo looks correct. It can't hurt to call them. '55-57 master cylinder $164 https://www.kanter.com/productdetail.aspx?DeptNo=1100&MakeName=Pontiac&MakeYear=1955&CategoryID=54&ProductCode=233&Router=Catalog

Hi Terry - I'm trying to figure out how to upload the pages from my electronic copy of the '72 Fisher Body Service Manual on this. It may or may not be relevant for your '69.

We're always willing to help a buddy out.

I ordered the new firewall insulation pad from Summit Racing yesterday. It will be here on Friday. I guess I have another project for this weekend.

Have you considered doing the Bandit Run? It's on my bucket list once I get time and money together at the same time to pull my '86 TA out of cold storage, do some badly needed and long over due maintenance to her and then I'd like to hit the road with her. She's only got 42k miles on her. I'm the original owner. I bought it new in November of '85. http://thebanditrun.com/

Ah okay. I believe the fronts are suppose to 2.25" inches wide and the rears are suppose to 1.75 inches wide. The reason from the difference is the fronts do the majority of the braking so they require more surface area to bring the car to a stop.

Hi Joe. Are you looking for the width of the factory rim/tire size for the front and rear tires?

This year's Ames Performance Tri-Power Nationals, June 30-August 2, 2020 has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. "It is with deep regret that I must write to inform you that the Tri-Power Nationals have been cancelled for June 31st-August 2nd, 2020 with no anticipated rescheduling of the event for the remainder of the calendar year. Due to the ongoing pandemic of COVID-19 and the strict mandates implemented on both the state and federal levels, the Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, Ohio will not be able to adequately furnish the event for reasons pertaining to "social distancing" requirements. It is for these reasons that the event has been superseded by the 2021 national event in an effort to provide everyone with the most enjoyable experience possible. Myself and our team at Ames Performance in conjunction with the monumental support of Pete and Andy Woodruff from Super Duty Promotions and Mr. Bill Bader, owner of Summit Motorsports Park have always made great efforts to ensure enthusiasts feel welcomed at what can be considered the nation's largest and greatest all Pontiac event. We appreciate everyone's support and participation throughout the years and certainly look forward to providing an exceptional event in 2021 to all attendees. The 2021 dates will be posted on our website www.amesperf.com as well as Super Duty Promotions web page when available www.pontiacnationals.com. Sincerely, Kevin Beal"

Let me guess - they want to hold on to your money and book on you on a flight sometime later? No refunds?

Great looking Bandit T/A there Chuck. Welcome to FP! So besides car shows - do you take it out and stretch her legs any? Do you do any road trips with it? I did enjoy the Trans Am TV show. I sort of wish they did more than five episodes.