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![]() i WARNING: Products on this page can expose you to a chemical, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm. **For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov** Inexpensive Seat Buns – Really a "Deal"? There are less expensive seat buns (see Brand X photo below), but do you really want them? Their density is close and the size is close, but they do not have the attach- ing fabric like Clark's or the originals do. This means you can place them on your bucket frame but will not be able to correctly attach them so that they stay in place while you install the upholstery. Getting a perfect bucket seat upholstery installation is hard enough without having a seat bun that won't stay in place. Both of our top & bottom seat buns (sold as a set for one bucket) have the 4 pieces of attaching fabric. Brand X has none. Brand X – No fabric on sides Clark seat bun with fabric on 4 sides 2019-2025 Catalog Corrections (as of January 2020) pg. G Color sample windlace repro-blue-C3931A should be C6931A pg. 12 Photos C2605R & C 4674, the numbers are reversed pg. 150A 65-69 14” = CC 8774A not C 8774 N pg. 163 #3 (2) per rod, not 4 pg. 179 Palnuts available spring 2020 pg. 203 Paint colors silver blue = CP30E, twilight blue CP27E pg. 266 Poam pad semi firm 1 = 24” x 54”, 2 = 24” x 108” pg. 271H See chart below – door panel cardboard correction 60-64 pg. 326 All cams ending in FC should end in FG YEAR MODEL FRONT DOOR LEF T OR RIGHT 1960-62 Coupe* C6588A 1963-64 Coupe* C6588B 1960-64 500 Coupe C6588A *Except 500 DOOR + REAR PANELS – CARDBOARD ONLY We personally do not suggest trying to transfer your old vinyl although it can be done. The 1960-64 are especially difficult due to the outer binding and the way they are attached. The later models are easier but it is hard to remove the vinyl and reglue it. These door panel cardboards are die cut from water resistant card board of thickness and rigidity equal to the originals. All necessary holes, slots etc., are reproduced just like the originals. ABSOLUTELY NO RETURNS ON THESE ITEMS. (Some panels may have a few extra holes as they fit several years). SHIPPING – Several can be shipped for these weights All Front & Rear Door Cardboard Approx. 13 lbs. due to size All Rear 1/4 Panel Cardboard Approx. 8 lbs. due to size We have just made the last run we ever expect to do on these parts: ▪ Center 4 barrel manifold for 140’s (Old Catalog, page 63 / New Catalog, page 62) ▪ Weber Turbo Carb Adaptor Kit C5124 (Catalog page 52) – Discontinued when gone – LAST RUN! YOU CAN PREVENT CORVAIR FIRES! Your Corvair is old, even if you just restored it, was that 5, 10, 15 years ago! Check this list and add other things you think of. 1 Rubber gas hoses: Even with new tech rubber hose, these should be replaced 6-10 years. Don’t forget the gas tank filler hose & vent hose. Remember that the rubber hoses that connect to the engine steel lines are above the exhaust pipe! 2 Gas tank sender rubber seal: These are best when there is gas in the tank which keeps them in a swelled state. I recently removed a sender unit out of a car that had not had gas in the tank in 6 years; the rubber seal had dried enough that I could move the retainer ring & sender unit by hand, there was no pressure against the ring. 3 Steel gas line, fuel pump & carb connections: Check that these are not leaking – there should be NO leakage at these connections 4 Check the fuel pump with the engine stopped but also when running and the fuel is producing pressure, 5 62-64 turbo cars: Do you have the asbestos (now fiberglass) heat shield material above the engine rubber seal in front of your turbo? 6 Heater hoses: Be sure these have not drooped such they are touching the exhaust pipes, or loose heater hoses that might hit the starter solenoid (there is wire in the hoses that can short out)! 7 ELECTRICAL! 60 year old wiring? Cracked insulation, wires that have chaffed and might ground out? 8 Check for mice nests on top of the exhaust manifold! I had one once that started to smoke! 9 Check the car carefully a few miles after repairs have been done. Are there any leaks? Carry a fire extinguisher in your car The battery terminals are close to the body. Be sure your battery is securely held in place. Fan belt! Be sure everyone driving knows to check the dash & if the fan belt light comes on STOP THE CAR. It can get very hot very quickly. We suggest you install our flashing dash bulb. 20 YEAR MODEL FRONT DOOR LEF T OR RIGHT 1962 Convertible C6588A 1963-64 Convertible C6588B 1960-64 All 4-Door C6599 ![]() |
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