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Re: D1RTY6 's 1978 C331 Gloria SGL-E

Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2012 10:22 pm
by D1RTY6
Just a quick little update

Gave the engine a tidy up

Seems to be allgood, will switch over some other new parts i brought for the l20 (water pump etc)

Carb needs rebuilding as its pretty had it, so if anyone has a spare similar jetted carb that will fit let me know, just need something while i save for these webers.

so here some before and after photos

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Also did a mish this weekend and picked up this for the Mrs thought id share

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Nathan

Re: D1RTY6 's 1978 C331 Gloria SGL-E

Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2012 11:33 pm
by brocky41
Good work - glad that engines going to good use

Re: D1RTY6 's 1978 C331 Gloria SGL-E

Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 1:12 pm
by 2 doors
crikey, is your missus planning on having ten kids or what? so much room in the old val, what a sweet car :tits:

Re: D1RTY6 's 1978 C331 Gloria SGL-E

Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 2:26 pm
by D1RTY6
2 doors wrote:crikey, is your missus planning on having ten kids or what? so much room in the old val, what a sweet car :tits:
Haha I bloody hope not!....

Val is my mates, ("rwd_mayhem" on oldschool.co.nz) Many good times road tripping in that thing, i swear its a lounge on wheels with all the room it has. (I think you may have potentially done some rust repairs on it?)

Mrs wanted to get into something Old School and asked me to find her something, ended up getting this off an old guy in temuka for a very nice price.

I was trying to find her a 510 (1600), but this popped up and was to good to refuse.

For those who dont know, its a 1969 AMC Rambler Rebel. :burnout:

Re: D1RTY6 's 1978 C331 Gloria SGL-E

Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 6:52 pm
by Josh
Sweet Rammy!

It was Dattochriswagon who buzzed the Rust on the Regal

Re: D1RTY6 's 1978 C331 Gloria SGL-E

Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 7:10 pm
by 2 doors
:lol: pleased about that, as I thought I was going senile, certanly couldnt remember doing it.

Re: D1RTY6 's 1978 C331 Gloria SGL-E

Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2012 10:43 am
by 1980datsun260c
my project need helping

Re: D1RTY6 's 1978 C331 Gloria SGL-E

Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 8:20 pm
by D1RTY6
Progress!!!!

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I Know its not much, but it is something!

Pulled the old L20 out, will be replaced with the L26 i got of Mutiny quite some time ago

Clutch was pretty stuffed, so i ordered one in should be here tomorrow! will bolt everything up to the 26 and slip it back into its new home!

Plan is to just get it back up and running on a stock carb i have sitting there, this will be replace by some triple 40 DCOE weber sidedraughts!

Re: D1RTY6 's 1978 C331 Gloria SGL-E

Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 4:32 pm
by D1RTY6
Minor update,

Been slowly putting this thing back together, trying to have it on the road by the end of April, fingers crossed

Need some one who can remove these bolts they have snapped off when i removed the manifold and seem to have been in there for a very long time, any ideas of places or people that could help?

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Am willing to pay beer money if someone can successfully get them out! i have tried everything except welding a rod to them as i don't own a welder

Cheers

Nathan

Re: D1RTY6 's 1978 C331 Gloria SGL-E

Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 5:37 pm
by 85_Z31
D1RTY6 wrote:Minor update,

Been slowly putting this thing back together, trying to have it on the road by the end of April, fingers crossed

Need some one who can remove these bolts they have snapped off when i removed the manifold and seem to have been in there for a very long time, any ideas of places or people that could help?


Am willing to pay beer money if someone can successfully get them out! i have tried everything except welding a rod to them as i don't own a welder

Cheers

Nathan
Greg and myself have what is called "Datsun Sunday" so I'm away for Easter but you could bring it out on the sunday 7th and we could have a stab at it.

It wouldn't take much to drill them out and re thread tap them, usually if you drill them carefully you can jamb something in the hole and wind out the rest of it, if not just go up in sizes and bang a thread tap into it.

Otherwise exhaust shops or engineer's do this type of thing all the time.