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Freshly turned front rotors and flywheel just picked back up today after dropping them off wednesday. Hope to have them on this weekend, if not next week.
Also got some hood hinges off ebay today for $32.50 shipped for the pair.
I still need a driveshaft, need one 48.5" long or close to it. If anybody has one off a late 2nd gen they want to part with let me know. Thanks.
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I would volunteer to help but I am not sure the old Explorer would make the drive. But as a last resort I could try if you needed it.
Yeah, I'm really wishing I hadn't sold my old full size last year. I'm gonna get what I can in the Cav when I go over there once a week. The backseat lays down so you would be amazed what you can get in there, lol.
Not sure what I driving to the meeting yet this weekend. I'll be driving right thru Nashville on my way to the meeting. If I end up bringing the truck maybe we could hook up and get your parts back to your house.
I could probably fit half of that in the back of my V6 Camaro! I was just through Nashville today while out cruising with the SS. If I still had my Sonoma I'd be more than willing to pick the stuff up for you. Sometimes it sucks not having a truck anymore!
Yeah, I'm really wishing I hadn't sold my old full size last year. I'm gonna get what I can in the Cav when I go over there once a week. The backseat lays down so you would be amazed what you can get in there, lol.
I could probably fit half of that in the back of my V6 Camaro! I was just through Nashville today while out cruising with the SS. If I still had my Sonoma I'd be more than willing to pick the stuff up for you. Sometimes it sucks not having a truck anymore!
Seriously though, I will and thank you for the offer. The biggest thing I need right now is time and a truck to get what's left of my parts and tools from my parents place.
Seriously though, I will and thank you for the offer. The biggest thing I need right now is time and a truck to get what's left of my parts and tools from my parents place.
Ban him... We don't need that sort of talk in here... My eyes started to burn as soon as i heard that....
Well at least its not Ohio...
I don't think i have read anyplace the final goal for the car.. Lol well if there is one. Maybe i just skipped over it.. Who knows... but whats the final goal for her?
The goal is to make it drivable to be able to enjoy the car during the show/cruise season. That's the current overall goal. This week my focus has shifted to doing only what is absolutely necessary to get it drivable in time for the M&G, anything beyond that is a bonus.
Here's the reason, for years I've read stories in magazines about people that had the car, parked it and ripped it completely apart and 20 years later after the kids are grown finally have the time and money to finish it. I know that if I don't try to do it now I will be in this boat. And since I can't afford another car payment, that's not an option.
So, instead of letting the car sit hoping I can amass $10k to do what I want to it someday, I have enough to spend a few hundred dollars and get it on the road so I can at least enjoy it while I continue to upgrade it during the winter spending the money slowly over the next few years hoping that in 10-15 years it will look like new again. Which at that point it may very well be ready for a new engine.
Keep up the progress
Not much, 
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