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i do but i want to keep it

Mine is not leather, but fabric/suede upholstery. When I used my dye, gbodyparts.com had the right shade that matched mine! And it's pretty much spot on—I dyed a whole bottom seat! i been looking for close to 2 years now for the original with no luck. i like the color because you don't find it much.

As a last resort, dye is okay. I used it on the one thing I couldn't find: the rear seat bottom pillow top. It looks great, but the fabric does not feel very welcoming. Dyes make it stiff to the touch. Each place has a different tone in the briar brown, so be on the lookout. but i will say the...

good luck in finding briar brown. i been looking for some things for a couple of years now

depending on what flexplate your engine has, maybe an adapter for the torque converter just check the bolt pattern on your 5.3 flexplate to make sure your converter will work. you will also need to get a TH400 yoke and maybe a driveshaft made, depending on your power levels. after installation...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/251743772691?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5335822911&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1 eBay link I randomly found you could get it cheaper if you look around, I'm sure. and for doing the transmission for you I'm sorry At this time im jammed up...

I believe anyone can do this. Transmissions are not that bad to do. I can understand when you get to higher torque # the difficulty escalates, but at these levels it's almost laughable. you could take your leather belt off and use it as clutches in sections of these transmissions and be...

yes . i build th400 and 4L80E

It is very easy lol if it takes you more than 1 hour your doing it wrong. to remove that cup plug in the back, is nothing to do you could even use a screw to take the old one out. And tap the new one in. Attached is a picture of the one you need for 2WD

yes, but you have to change the plug in the back with one with a small orifice. the cup plug you have now is closed off because its 4x4

Update: The only parts left on the front are the hood and front bumper, with the front fillers and engine harness.

I'm sure you will have it together again. less than a day's work

im glad it helped

You can put a Walbro in any gbody tank It's best to do it with a baffled tank. you can fit 2 walbro 450 in a gbody baffled tank i been running it for almost 2 years now . Just a tip, they are hungry pumps, so use a heavy wire to feed them.

i hope this helps i can take a picture of mine if you need a better picture

Both of mine are powder-coated the one in the picture above is a few years old. and the one i bought last year for $50 new on eBay is the same coating i only bought the second tank because it was so cheap. i even have the original box for the second tank and it has no markings.

The only real way to get a general idea of which platform that tank was made for is to get a camera and look down the filler neck to see if it has baffles inside if it does then you know it's either a Regal or Monte tank. mine is a Monte fuel injection tank that i listed before. It looks a lot...

smooth as a baby bottom.

i bought 2 aftermarket fuel injection monte tanks (because they were cheaper than regal tanks) ... they are blank slates no markings at all

The way you are using them blocks are severely incorrect. Can blocks hold a load of a car YES !!! blocks are made to hold loads Vertically like the picture shows I'm attaching. you can interlock them in a square pattern and place a board on top and do what every you want after that.