09/24/02
I updated the truck's web page with some TBI swapping information.

07/21/02
Gina's car is fixed and I just finished a new page for it.

04/26/02
Just got a new white top installed on my Z24. Yeah! Picture is on the Z24 home page.

03/23/02
Updated Z24 home page. New ASP underdrive pulley is installed, and was worth the purchase.

03/15/02
I added a picture of the Z24 with its new wheels!

01/13/02
I added a page to the Z24 site detailing the manual transmission shifter.

10/10/01
I added a page to the S-10 site showing off my new wheels. As always, there's a story...

9/26/01
I added a .PDF scan of a Super Chevy magazine article on the '92 Z24 convertible, and updated all the pages to be W3C compliant (added character set encoding).

6/11/01
I fixed the audio of the truck (typo in the filenames). I also posted some pictures of the Z24 and one of myself.

6/10/01
I posted some audio of the truck idling and running through the mufflers. They can be found on the Edelbrock TES header installation HOWTO. Dad and I tried to get some salvage-yard parts this weekend for the truck, the Z24, and Justin's Caprice to no avail. We've been really lucky up to this point, so we figured we were due a trip where we didn't get what we wanted. It was a nice day to be outside, though :)

6/5/01
I posted some links on the S-10 page for my header installation and my sway bar installation HOWTOs.

6/4/01
I finally have high speed internet access through @Home. I will be moving the web page soon. My email address will remain the same as will the web page address.
I took some pictures of the Z24 last weekend and as soon as they are developed and scanned, I'll post them. I also fixed the left rear speaker, and found an interesting potential rattle. Go check it out on the Z24 page.

3/29/01 Dad and I just finished installing the new front end under the truck this weekend. Buddy Jenkins came over and was an invaluable help (thanks!). Allen came over later, too. The P-S-T bars went on fine, and really helped. The popping is still there, but some discussion on the S-series list leads me to think it's the engine mounts creaking.
I finally reassembled my Z24, too. The shifter's been out for a long time waiting on the model shop to make some bushings for me. They didn't get a chance to do it so I'm going to wait a while and try again. I think I don't have to disassemble the whole car to replace what I want to change now that I've had it apart and know what I want to do. I still need to adjust the heater cable (it's out of adjustment) but the car is otherwise intact.

3/18/01
Dad and I just finished installing the Edelbrock headers on the truck, They fit great! Sounds can be found on the s10hist.htm page. I took some pictures with the Canon AE-1 camera (the only one Mom had film in) so once they get developed and scanned, I'll write an article on the swap.
Dad and I also installed new Bendix rear shoes and wheel cylinders in the hopes that my braking will have some simblance to real brakes. I tried to find a drum-brake adjustment tool (big vineer caliper used to measure the drums to allow setting the shoes right the first time). I think E-town Distributing has it, and if so I'll buy it after I get my exhaust done. I'm debating on whether to have a single pipe in the stock location, or have two pipes exit under the bumper. Two pipes looks cool but I want to make sure that it won't cost too much or hurt exhaust velocity.

3/6/01
Smokey has retuned from the vet from her spaying. Except for a shaved belly, she's doing fine (frisky as ever).

3/4/01
I've redone the site completely.
Gina and I have been puppysitting for this past weekend. The dog's owner has decided to not keep the dog. Gina will be taking him to the vet (859-623-pets) on Monday to see if they can find him a home. He's about 6 months old, black, 10 pounds, looks like a black lab / spaniel mix (but small). He is paper-trained, understands commands such as "No", "come here", and "bring". He is good on a leash. I think he's a lost pet, but Gina thinks he was dropped. He was found in a field during a geological survey. Nobody responded to an ad in the local paper, so Gina's friend ended up with him. If he is a pet, this is a perfect reason why NO PET should be without the Avid Friendchip ( http://www.avidid.com ). If he had a chip the vet would have been able to locate the dog's owners and his vet.

Go back to Jay's Home Page
Go back to Vessels-Clan.com