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Yeah, I tried to pick it up from you a few years ago when I got an 086 from you but it was buried in your storage somewhere.

Shoot me a pm when you have them in hand.

Thanks Cack,
J

not fixing the 93 base after the deer hit. probably could've had a real nice retta instead of my corsi. but i'm alos with Ryan. i dont really regret much done to the corsi. learned alot so far. and learn more everyday.

I deleted my Z26 spoiler and rocked a base trunk for 2 years at least, then added the GTU spoiler. I love the GTU spoiler but I think my Z26 looked better with no spoiler. So not staying with the spoiler delete mod lol

Getting rid of my 87 for another GTU.. Can we submit two regrets? Okay, I also regret not coating my rockers back in the 90's when they were minty.

I regret selling the teal 90 Indy I had 4 years ago. It was rust free and only had 111k on it. It would have been nice to have it parked next to my 94 Quad Z in the garage...

Spending so much money without a plan.

Deleting my A/C! Once the next motor and trans is in there is gonna get put back!

Chazzman wrote:Deleting my A/C! Once the next motor and trans is in there is gonna get put back!

Yeah LOL. Ac delete was cool when i was 16. Now its hot. TOO HOT haha.

Yeah, It was a failed attempt at mounting a blower in its location. Gave up and went with the nitrous setup.....

I must still be young enough to have some heat resistance. Besides, I hadn't used the A/C in the beast in years.

I've got a feeling mine will lose its interior and gain a cage before the thought of A/C re-installation creeps into my head.

I would like to charge the AC in the Beretta. Using it as planned this year as my summer DD it would certainly be nice. The AC/heat in the Camaro has been gone for years and years, and I just removed the AC in the truck as well. There's a method to my madness on that one though, I'm gonna do an on-board-air conversion with a small tank under the bed. So if I tow a car to the track I can use air tools or inflate tires with my AC compressor!

woody90gtz wrote:I would like to charge the AC in the Beretta. Using it as planned this year as my summer DD it would certainly be nice. The AC/heat in the Camaro has been gone for years and years, and I just removed the AC in the truck as well. There's a method to my madness on that one though, I'm gonna do an on-board-air conversion with a small tank under the bed. So if I tow a car to the track I can use air tools or inflate tires with my AC compressor!

An electric compressor would probably be cheaper, easier to set up, you could keep AC, and you wouldn't have to run the engine to fill the tank. Having a belt driven compressor is way overkill to fill a small tank. And unless it has an electric clutch, it would be running constantly, hurting your gas mileage.

Yes it has an electric clutch and the condenser was screwed anyway, so I'm doing it.

THINKING that we may sell/trade our Yellow Indy down the road!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

Well, me buying the yellow indy you are selling, will NOT show up on my list of regrets!