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Travelor wrote:

88_GTU wrote:Filled my mounts with poly and picked up a like new rear louver that I'll probably never install.

Where did you pick up the fill, and how difficult was it to mix?

You can get windo-weld at auto parts stores for $24, although it is more of a paste than that pour stuff it works the same way because its urethane..

OK, been meaning to post as I went but didn't. In this last month I replaced the front control arm bushings, front struts, front rotors and brake pads. Rear shocks, springs, drums and pads. I put a new shifter plate in the car that doesn't have the "Press brake to shift" worn off. (Yes I’m OCD with my car).
I had the car power polished 4 times with 4 different levels of polish.
I bought a car shampooer!!!! LOVE IT!!!! Thus, shampooed the car.

Slinky wrote:

Travelor wrote:

88_GTU wrote:Filled my mounts with poly and picked up a like new rear louver that I'll probably never install.

Where did you pick up the fill, and how difficult was it to mix?

You can get windo-weld at auto parts stores for $24, although it is more of a paste than that pour stuff it works the same way because its urethane..

I've got some of that stuff too, but never got around to using it. I have no idea where it is anymore, but I can buy another tube. I'd like to fill in some of my replacement mounts before I finally put this car on the road.

I went on a shopping spree and bought the factory new oem head lamps, fog lights, signal marker lights, filler panel, rear drivers side light. New factory oem seat cushion!!! WOOOO HOOOO!

Alignment - and washed it.

96/z26 wrote:New factory oem seat cushion!!! WOOOO HOOOO!

Where did you find that!


Today I removed everything related to steering and many many other parts that were on the way, actually it would had been easier to drop the drivetrain first.

Might have both Beretta's sold to the same person. Will find out Tuesday or Wednesday.

Spent a few hours cleaning and detailing her and the spent another few moving extra parts into the new storage unit.

i would love to have a container like that!

Poor Pontiac. I got mine running last night. Plan to button up a few things and get it on the ground driving today.

woody90gtz wrote:Poor Pontiac. I got mine running last night. Plan to button up a few things and get it on the ground driving today.

Hey woody, you still feel bad for the "poor pontiac"? BTW this is your fault, Dave at pro-touring should cut you a damn check.

Lots of that looks familiar! haha

Dave is a good crap.

Greetings from the past Beretta-addicts.....
On Monday, while my son was over, we slipped in the new Battery, to test the R & R on the ICM we replaced two weeks ago. After a 14 month ( yep, that's right ) nap, my Turquoise Baby, after the very first turn of the key, roared to life! Another happy moment shared with my Son.......

Next Step.....Clean the Beretta, rotate the tires, change the upper and lower radiator hoses, fluids and a new CAT......

Hawk

Picked up a heap of a 90 GT for dirt cheap and started stripping it. Strong motor and trans but almost no brakes and tons of cancer.

I drove the Yellow Indy around and hit town with her today (I usually stay out in the less populace areas, and I got hit by almost every single D@^^! stop-light I came across (all but two or three, out of ~15-20?), which helped to remind me why I avoid populace areas!).

Two days ago I replaced the leaking (and actually cracked) aluminum oil-supply tube to the turbo's dedicated oil-cooler on the '90 "T-Type" Turbo 'Retta with some fresh copper tubing. Home Depot's new credit-card-like scan-system flubbed-up when I had a few feet of the tubing cut, so the nice lady at the register told me just to take it for free since the plumbing people were all busy at the moment -nice deal! H-D has always been good about that, not many stores accept that kind of responsibility for keeping the check-out lines moving... No currenyt oil-leaks on the car, for the first time in over a year. Now if I can just get the !$@&! speedometer working right, I could drive the car around regularly!