I don't have one. hard to find these days.

I replaced the radiator cap. going to drive it tomorrow to see if the issue is resolved. thanks for the info.

THANK YOU VERY NUCH TED.
JIM

HI TED, THANKS FOR THE REPLY. SORRY FOR THE CAPITAL LETTERS, BUT I WAS WOUNDED IN THE EYES IN VIETNAM AND I CAN'T SEE WELL, THATS WHY THE CAPS LOCK IS ON, I'M DEFINETLY NOT YELLING, JUST WANTING SOME INFO. I WAS TRYING TO FIND A GOOD USED FLYWHEEL CHEAP SINCE I'M ON A FIXED INCOME. A NEW FLYWHEEL COSTS ABOUT $400. I WAS WONDERING IF AN OLD 1966 PONTIAC STRAIGHT SIX ENGINE FLYWHEEL WOULD WORK. THANKS AGAIN, JIM

I saw your car at Silver Springs Saturday. Love the color and stock, original look. I live in St. Pete, been restoring Pontiacs for 20 years. You are correct, these cars do not get the recognition. If you do consider selling I would be interested. Thanks, Tony 727-421-0014.

would like first crack at the wheel if in good shape thanks.

take note here that if sun tune contacks you on reworking your distributor, do not use his services!
He takes forever to get them done and never calls you back.
A good buddy of mine sent his distributor to him and kept on getting a run around from him for 5 months, it got to the point where my friend had to go out and buy a new one to get his motor fired up!

Oh, Sorry Matt, I've been busy these last weeks, family issues. Its not for sale, but you know, how that is, could change. I have owned it since 1985 and really have not had thoughts of selling. It was my second Pontiac, I traded a nice, fast, 67 GTO for it. Sometimes I wished I had it back, the Bird doesnt get the recognition it deserves.

I just left a message for you two days ago at your home. I'm glad you found the RA II thread. I assume it's not for sale.
Matt aka BirdBrain
949.466.9873