Reply to "heater hoses"

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To clear up some confusion, the heater valve photos shown are from the web pages of Richard Barkley and his Pantera "ZONKEY".
As in "Screamin' Yellow Zonkers' and if you don't remember what they were, you must be a youngin'.

Scroll to the bottom of the heater page and click on the "HOME" link to see the whole story of Richard's wonderful restoration on this one owner car.

And yes Marlin, I have some doubts about the epoxy. But knowing Richard, JB Weld and plastic, I kind of think the plastic will rot out before the epoxy ;-)

Larry

[This message has been edited by LF - Teach Peace (edited 03-21-2004).]

3/21/048:00 AM

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