[jr68]

That's a great alternative from bringing up the front of the motor. That bracket looks great, you did a nice job of polishing it out. I also have to say I like the way you routed your plug wires, you didn't garbage it up with huge wire looms and they're tucked in very nice neat by the firewall. I figure I'll see this Nova in a magazine eventually.

[jr68]

Sorry I started a new page so I'll bring your pic back to this page.

[67'540cu]

Awesome job Doug! I love the attention to detail. I cant cant wait to hear it run. You've got me jumping up and down

[Dougs72Nova]

Originally Posted by jcdubs

I agree Doug, the black lines and fittings look very nice.
I went that way myself with my fuel lines!

Jeff, weren't those the easiest fittings and lines you ever assembled?! I was amazed how well they went together!

[Dougs72Nova]

Originally Posted by jr68

That's a great alternative from bringing up the front of the motor. That bracket looks great, you did a nice job of polishing it out. I also have to say I like the way you routed your plug wires, you didn't garbage it up with huge wire looms and they're tucked in very nice neat by the firewall. I figure I'll see this Nova in a magazine eventually.

Thanks Jerry! Hope your enjoying the good weather we are having!

[Dougs72Nova]

Originally Posted by 67'540cu

Awesome job Doug! I love the attention to detail. I cant cant wait to hear it run. You've got me jumping up and down

Thanks Kevan. I am getting closer to firing it up. Still have to get my fuel tank.

[Dougs72Nova]

This March alternator bracket i bought is awesome! Hides the alternator down low!

[jr68]

Originally Posted by Dougs72Nova

Thanks Jerry! Hope your enjoying the good weather we are having!

I am, it reached 70 today so I took a break from splitting firewood to take the 68 out for a cruise for the first time in a few weeks. Before this its been cold and rainy all October.