Re: More work done on frame

[jtrealty@xxxx]

I admire your determination and ambition on your project! I wish you 
lived closer so I could help. All I can do is give you a little 
advice. While the repair you said you did to the vacuum line would be 
adequate under normal circumstances I recomend you replace the entire 
line. Someday in the future you may develop a vacuum leak when the 
rubber line ages and not only will you or the next owner not be able 
to find it, you can't repair it without again removing the body! Since 
you are going through all of this trouble try to fix anything really 
"deep" properly so you never have to go back. You don't have to go to 
a Delorean vender for this just go to an auto supply and get some 
steel brake line and replace the whole thing or if you are really 
intent on repairing the line get some fittings and a short piece of 
steel line, flare or use compression fittings so there is no rubber in 
your repair.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


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