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  1. Bruce Compton

    MONTE CARLO Rear marker light

    I need the right side rear marker light for my 78 Monte.
  2. Bruce Compton

    MONTE CARLO WHAT TIRE AND WHEEL SIZES

    Finally got tires and wheels on the Monte. Really changed the car. I think this is a keeper. 8" rear, 7' front 3&3/4" bs. 255/60R15 & 235/60R15. Here are acouple of photo`s and an interior shot
  3. Bruce Compton

    MONTE CARLO STEERING WHEEL QUESTION

    Will steering wheels from like year Chevy or GMC pickups fit the cars? Shaft and column? Looking for a different OEM wheel for a 78 Monte Carlo.
  5. Bruce Compton

    MONTE CARLO WHAT TIRE AND WHEEL SIZES

    Thanks. Your car looks good.
  6. Bruce Compton

    MONTE CARLO WHAT TIRE AND WHEEL SIZES

    USA-1, Can you tell me what back space is on the wheels?
  7. Bruce Compton

    MONTE CARLO WHAT TIRE AND WHEEL SIZES

    The new project is a 78 Monte Carlo 305 and a 4spd. Going to be strictly a cruiser and driver. I would like to use 15" wheels and tires same size all around. What are some specs not to wide and fill up the fender well and not hanging out of the fender?
  9. Bruce Compton

    78 MONTE BUMPER INSERTS

    Is this kit both front and rear moldings?
  10. Bruce Compton

    78 MONTE BUMPER INSERTS

    Need the front and rear bumper inserts for a 78 Monte Carlo I just bought. Does anyone still make these. If needed when I get the car home I will get some photo`s of what I need.
  11. Bruce Compton

    CUTLASS ISO 1978 to 1980 Cutlass

    Here is another photo of the car. Pro bracket, 421 SBC, Glide, Moser 12 bolt. 10.20`s 130mph.
  13. Bruce Compton

    CUTLASS ISO 1978 to 1980 Cutlass

    The avatar is at PIR in Portland but Firebird is home track.
  14. Bruce Compton

    CUTLASS ISO 1978 to 1980 Cutlass

    I am in Boise, Idaho
  15. Bruce Compton

    CUTLASS ISO 1978 to 1980 Cutlass

    I would like to find a 78-80 Cutlass OEM 305 chevy and a Saginaw 4spd trans car. Let`s see what is still out there.
  17. Bruce Compton

    Neutral safety switch question

    It is the yellow wire out of the interlock that is the start wire. Don`t know why it is yellow instead of purple. Maybe GM hired a bunch of Ford engineers. It seems that only the El Caminos have the yellow start wire. I just cut the wire and ran it through the shifter neutral safety switch and...
  18. Bruce Compton

    Neutral safety switch question

    There is no computer of any kind on this GMC. I believe the thing on the steering column is the interlock. The 3 wire connector has 2 pink and one yellow wire. No purple. One pink is battery the other pink goes hot when you move the ignition to on and the yellow goes hot in the start position...
  19. Bruce Compton

    Neutral safety switch question

    The neutral safety switch on the 78 Caballero we have is a strange deal from a Malibu or other G-Bodies. Can anyone tell me the wire colors so we can cut and wire a floor shifter in? Seems like the wires are pink and yellow instead of the regular old purple wire all the way to the starter. Any...
  21. Bruce Compton

    AUTOMATIC SHIFTER STAND

    Thanks 565. I will look into this one.
  22. Bruce Compton

    AUTOMATIC SHIFTER STAND

    Does anyone make a stand to raise an automatic shifter up off the floor a ways?
  23. Bruce Compton

    EL CAMINO ELECTRIC DOOR LOCK WIRING

    No power windows, just electric door locks.
  25. Bruce Compton

    EL CAMINO ELECTRIC DOOR LOCK WIRING

    Yes I have done all that you suggest. I am not worried about the locks working. I need to take the door off to replace a door hinge pin and just wonder if there is connection rite there to to take the wire loose. No problem with the smarta$$ remark. I probably would have said the same thing.:)
  26. Bruce Compton

    EL CAMINO ELECTRIC DOOR LOCK WIRING

    On a 78 El Camino or Caballero is there a wire connector where the wiring goes from the cowl to the door?

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