Wife's 77 Monza. "The Black Dragon" as she calls it.

[imiceman44]

We see parts for them every time we look up 'monza'.
That's what we thought maybe those.

I had a corvair monza 2 door.
Nice little car until I broke a cam.
I was going to put a 3.8 chevy in mid engine configuration but couldn't find the 66 manual transmission that could accept that engine.
I sold it a kid in high-school

 

[USSkoval]

I came across this Sunbird on the other side of town and was reminded of your Monza.

 

[shady]

Speaking of the monza.
The turn signal switch was just floppy with no detent.
So we got one and she took on changing it this morning.

 

[shady]

Had a vid but it won't load

 

[shady]

Now there's at least a detent, but they still don't blink. Even after the new flasher.
So, guess we chase grounds next

 

[shady]

Well.
We have some work to do.
And being a unibody, it definitely scares me. Because that feels a lot more intricate and dangerous than doing a fender.

Since I can't find floor pans, I'll have to fab some, and I'm afraid some bend or valley thing in it, I'll just make flat or something will be a needed stress piece or something.
Maybe I'm overthinking it like I tend to do with EVERYTHING, lol. But it is going to be daunting.

She likes doing this car her self. But she's not a welder, let alone sheet metal.
Looks like my winter is booked this year

 

[shady]

Oh...
Forgot the burnt chit pic

 

[Blue85]

Maybe there's a similar floor that is available, to reduce the fab time?