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Post by transformula87 on Dec 20, 2007 10:27:04 GMT -8
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Post by TAdan on Dec 20, 2007 10:38:43 GMT -8
Looks like you picked a good one to restore. Nice and complete, the body looks nice and straight too. Have fun with the resto. Will you be keeping it stock or adding any mods?
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Post by transformula87 on Dec 20, 2007 20:39:55 GMT -8
I'm going to keep it as stock as possible. I will be adding my own sound system, but I am leaving all original wiring/speakers intact. I just need an original radio for it.
I am making some fiberglass kick panels for some 6.5" speakers, but I am using extra kick panels to keep the originals.
The motor for now will probably just be a stand-alone 305. My Crossfire skills are, well I dont have any. So I'll wait a while before I get the original setup going again.
Other than that, I havent done much else unoriginal. I put POR-15 on the floorboards too. Didnt need it, but while I had it torn down I figured I'd go ahead and do it.
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Post by mrturbota on Dec 21, 2007 7:13:15 GMT -8
I like struts you are using on the hood and rear hatch! ;D You may want to get them from Autozone, as they are much cheaper than GM, and have lifetime warrenty. I went thru 3 sets of original NOS GM ones, and they only seemed to last 2 weeks. One of the non-stock items on my 20th TTA. Looks like she cleaned up real nice. Great to see that you got the mats as well. Nice car! George
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Post by transformula87 on Dec 21, 2007 9:05:36 GMT -8
I've actually already changed the shocks. I work part time at Advance auto, so I got a good deal on them.
Those pictures are from a while back when I first got the car, I've done several more things since then, I just havent had time to upload more pictures.
Maybe next week I'll have a day off and will be able to get some more.
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Post by Agent13 on Dec 21, 2007 18:06:03 GMT -8
Welcome to the forums!
Good luck with the Daytona and keep us posted!
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Post by transformula87 on Dec 22, 2007 7:46:17 GMT -8
Well heres some more pictures I had uploaded. They are from when I was tearing down the interior of the car. I didn't find much of any rust, just a few spots of surface rust. Steam cleaned the carpet while it was out: And heres a couple after I found another headlight assembly, and cleaned up the tree sap all over the hood: By the way, if the rear end of the car looks jacked up, its because I have the whole rear end out so I can clean it up, as well as under the car. Derek
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