1984 Trans Am auto to manual progress

I don't have a lot to do before I can drive my car again Exhaust is on. I need to wire up my MSD box and dizzy and fit fuel pump and regulator.
Here are a few of pics

Edelbrock header wrapped and fitted by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

Edelbrock header wrapped and fitted by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

Edelbrock header left by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

Edelbrock header right by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

MSD box and coil by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

Enginge bay by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

great news
looking good

looks like you have spent a lot of money and time looks great

Awesome looks really good

Very cool mate, looks awesome

Very nice,and very clean and shiney

I have started plumbing in the fuel system with 10mm Teflon braided fuel for the feed and 8mm for the return. I also have a tumble polished fuel pressure regulator
Engine showing 10mm Teflon braided fuel pipe by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

Tumble polished Fuel pressure regulator by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

I'm not sure where to put the regulator yet it need to go fairly high upbecause the fuel pipe is not that flexible.

Looks great mate

I've managed to get some vee belts for the engine ,cut spacers for the alternator and power steering pump mounts,power steering pipes are on,MSD box and coil and dizzy are wired up and the engine now turns over on the key
All of the water hoses now have clips.
Not long now
Nearly ready to start by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

looks great have you done any thing to the interior and body . the attention to detail is A1

Transam Kev wrote:looks great have you done any thing to the interior and body . the attention to detail is A1

The only thing that I have done inside is fit a 160MPH speedo to the dash ,new window and lock switches, and a Delc cd player [the car has the subwoofer option]

and the manual shift plate on the console.

As for the body it's very very good I've owned it since 1990 it's never had any paint, I've replaced the window sweeps and the triangles at the front of the doors

I have 2 sets of GTA wheels  [I am going to get them re furbed]

1984 Trans Am by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

1984 Trans Am by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

1984 Trans Am by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

shiny dude

looks stunning

very nice

A Spectre air filter arrived from the States the other day.
The fuel pump is now mounted by the rear axle and the pressure regulator is mounted by the radiator overflow tank
Spectre air filter by Gary Chalker, on Flickr

nice

cool

Looks very cool mate

Very nice like it a lot

Canvey rebel wrote:Very nice  like  it a lot

ian do you have a yank yet

Transam Kev wrote:

Canvey rebel wrote:Very nice  like  it a lot

ian do you have a yank yet

That's a bit personal Kev lol

do you have, not did you have a yank Caz

Transam Kev wrote:

Canvey rebel wrote:Very nice  like  it a lot

ian do you have a yank yet

no not yet kev

Transam Kev wrote:

Canvey rebel wrote:Very nice  like  it a lot

ian do you have a yank yet

no not yet  kev

Transam Kev wrote:

Canvey rebel wrote:Very nice  like  it a lot

ian do you have a yank yet

no not yet  kev