This picture is taken while standing next to the passenger side front wheel, looking into the trunk with the fuel tank removed. The new master cylinder and braided blue rubber lines between the cylinder and remote brake fluid reservoir complete the brake work. All the steel lines were rust-free and were reused after being blown out with compressed air. The master cylinder sits just in front of the brake pedal down in the

hole where the gas tank rides, hence the remote fluid reservoir. The honeycomb-looking thing at the top is the crushable section of the steering column, and the large pipes running up and down are the tie rod and steering damper. The large black spot in the lower left is a hole cut through the body (directly above the passengers feet) for a speaker for that groovy 8-track.

Rubber window/door insulation from WalMart was used for the gas tank mounting seal. Notice the sporty new suit!      Tracy says, "Yeah, some of that Victoria's Secret stuff is OK, but nothing beats the comfort and style of a good set of Sears coveralls!"

Dropping the gas tank into it's hole in the trunk...

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