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Restoring the '68 Corvette Chassis & Engine !!

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A Complete Body-Off Restoration Back to Original Metal!!

Source: Dave Hagen
8 Jan 03

We are restoring the Chassis & Engine back to the original condition of the Wednesday, December 20, 1967 manufacture of 1968 Corvette Convertible VIN # 194678S40751.

I'll document here the disassembly, media blasting, Alkaline Electrolysis Immersion process (total rust removal), metal fabrication, re-assembly and Engine Reconditioning process as it takes place .

Here's some photos as we go. Wish us luck getting all the pieces back together!

Every Component Is Being Restored or Replaced!!


[Jeff]
Jeff 'The Auto Mechanic'
[Dave] [Bill]
Bill as 'Mr. GoodWrench'                Dave 'The Grunt'
[Engine] [Engine]
Restored 427 ci Big Block        390 HP Tonawanda Engine
[Electrolysis Immersion] [Lifting Vette Body]
Chassis Disassembly      Alkaline Electrolysis Immersion
[Component Immersion] [Frame Weld]
Metal Fab & Restoration        Chassis Components Dipped
[Powder Coated Parts] [Powder Coated Frame]
Powder Coated Frame          Powder Coated Chassis Parts
[Chassis Restored] [Chassis Reassembled]
Chassis Reassembled                     Chassis Restored
[Assembled Differential] [Assembled A-Frame]
Front Steering Assembly            Differential Assembly
[Engine Underside] [Drive Train Underside]
Drive Train Underside               And Engine/Front End

Our Finishing Work Will be Posted Here As We Progress!!



For more information

Dave Hagen
St. Paul, MN 55119
651-731-9506
hagen050@tc.umn.edu

http::/www.tc.umn.edu/~hagen050/project6b.html-- Revised: 1 April 07
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