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I dug up the old shift cables I still had, http://www.berettaspeed.com/weba/beretta/etc/shifcables-1.JPG http://www.berettaspeed.com/weba/beretta/etc/shiftcables-2.JPG http://www.berettaspeed.com/weba/beretta/etc/shiftcables-3.JPG All but one should be from 90-91 Quad4 cars, witch I have also used w...

Well if you would have started selling them 10 year ago, 300 would have been easier, most of these 30 year old cars are scrapped now.. There are at least 2 variations in Beretta's, I can maybe provide some photos later if i still have both on my inventory. I'm sure that could be dealt with by using ...

I remember reading that these engines were significantly detuned because of transmission worries. But I'm sure it will fun to drive as DOHC engines tend to be Even if not it would not be that fast.

That dash looks great but the grilles on it do not seem to be properly attached

Added perforated pipes


Cone is inside the muffler

Funny that you brought this post up, I just recently modified my white's car another muffler to make it more quiet, I must be getting old. http://berettaspeed.com/weba/beretta/90GTZ/mufflermod2-1.JPG Adding perforated pipe inside the muffler, I'll upload a picture of a final product later. (didn't t...

So your car now has start&stop ? It's located in the transmission, some work to change, never done it, swapped in 5spd manual instead.

s4of12 wrote: Tracked down NOS weatherstrip.

What? How?!

Anyhow, amazing job man, not many of us is ready to go all the way with restoring these old cars, specially small bits like window trims and stuff always get forgotten.

I'm glad your wife still loves the car after 20 years. Maybe with all that work you can squeeze another 20 out of it

Smonirh wrote:I have been looking online for a beat up Chevrolet Beretta

Smonirh wrote:Can you Please Suggest me something?

Yes, do not get beat up one, your budget allows to buy a nice one.

Hey and welcome.

Thanks for saving the car,

I'm surprised the interior isn't moldy from after all that sitting, or was it indoors all the time?

I wet sanded mine and polished with a power drill

Taking your time with this I see, can't wait for the 'final' product

I sneered a bit to aerodynamic modding for something that's has the aerodynamic design of a barn to begin with, but I guess everything is improvement then

That is most likely biggest steering angle ever in anything that even remotely looks like Beretta

Hey there. I got a set of GTZ rims powder coated in black if you are interested.