Zips is the most costly place I have found. They really slap on the "Corvette Tax".
If you decide to replace them do some shopping around.

manishapi wrote:Could you tell me more … I would love to explore.

Ask a question and I will try to provide the answer...

While your getting your reels for the air hoses you may want to think about overhead reels for
extension cords. If it's on the floor I'm going to trip over it or run into it with the creeper.

Camino, Here is another site that could be very helpful to you.
http://vettemod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=366

I know this post is old. Hopefully someone will find it useful. I have a two stage 80 gal. compressor. It delivers 20 cfm @ 90 psi and 9 cfm @ 175 psi. I think I paid $850.00 for it. I choose this size because it could keep up with my sand blaster and sand blasting cabinet. You could connect an open...

Pilots of the Corvette:

I'm going to change the Interior color of my '78.
Has anyone used Color Bond or SEM products?

Thanks in advance!

Use 6 pt. sockets when ever you can which is most of the time. They save knuckles and bolt heads. 12 pt. sockets are great in tight spaces where you can only get a 'click' or two before you have to ratchet. The same goes for 12 pt. wrenches. There are times you just can't get a 6 pt. on the bolt or ...

I can't comment on the spare tire. By all means install the fuel tank while the body is off.

If you really have to have a 4 bolt main here is one way to get it:

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/NAL-12568774/

A good rule of thumb: Buy the largest welder you can afford. The small (110V) welders have a very limited duty cycle. (Weld for a short time, Rest for a long time.) I have a Hobart handler 180 (220V) that has performed nicely with out fail for years. I use solid wire and Argon gas as shielding. Stra...