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Final Start and Hood Removal

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NEW BUILD! Saving My 1972 LSA Monte Carlo From Car Port Disaster!

What happens here

With the fuel pressure adjusted and the engine running smoothly, the creator and Bill remove the matte black hood from the Monte Carlo. This hood was originally installed to accommodate a big block engine and is no longer needed with the current LS motor. They will reinstall the stock flat hood later. The car is now fully functional and running, marking the successful revival of the Monte Carlo.

Goal: Confirm full functionality and prepare for cosmetic restoration by removing the temporary hood.

Tools and materials

  • Matte Black Hood N/A — The hood being removed
  • Monte Carlo Chevrolet — The car being worked on

What they say

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because we do for Dale this is the first time in person good healthy [Applause] no I'm gonna pull this hood off and take the heat exchanger out to get the factory head back on there and I'll does not I'll redo the heat exchanger and stuff whenever I put a better trainee and it doesn't suck bill just just doing Bill stuff here I've never done this before he tell he has the springs back on your first attempt was cleaner just like everything wrong that's it cool I get this big behemoth back on there that'll be fun pull pull the heat exchanger out we pull that latch back in real quick freaking getting killed by a golf club it makes sense well we got the stock hood back on the lodge back in heat exchangers temporarily removed we're all good to go Bill's leaving driving movies Bill's dad built some some ridiculous stuff ridiculous 10 foot by 16 foot wooden white movie screen weighs 500 pounds in your yard in the yard inside of the garage doors didn't your grandpa put a TV in the bathroom turned the wires inside out so he could watch it from the mirror while he was pooping where you come from drives the crane truck yeah bang bang get her done we did good today off a body shop tomorrow cool we'll say later Oh hopefully like the Monte Carlo should be fun one

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