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Yup, time for a rear seat cover. Love the way this thing came out!
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looks really good! nice job
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Thanks guys! Currently in process of trying to find a mexican blanket / seat cover for it.
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Car put in some work last week. Went south to help my buddies out and try out a new drive they found in north GA.
Between Mon & Wed I put 1,008 miles on the ol girl and she just kept going. We found a motorcycle fans driving map that we decided to check out, it's called the Suches Loop. My god was it an awesome experience! The roads were incredible, just fun sweeping curves, scenery you'd find on postcards, and peaceful in between cruising made this day perfect! We hit the highest elevation in GA on Blood Mountain, hard to take everything in, keep up with your buddies, realize the scenery around you, and keep your ears popped all at the same time. Can't wait to get back and try it again.. when it's warmer.. We hit ice/snow/salt on the drive that we weren't expecting, all of us had to do extremely thorough cleaning to get all the calcium chloride off our cars. I ordered salt neutralizer that I will be hosing the underside of my car with in hopes of stopping any more damage. https://eatsleepride.com/c/42358/the...eorgias_dragon Some pics from the run, got to hang out, wrench, and ride. Was a needed trip with good times sprinkled in. Unfortunately we were so tied up in driving we didn't stop to get any beauty shots or videos while on the loop. Buddy with the vega did a bucket list vette purchase, it's a nice car and he had a blast driving around instead of worrying about everything like we were. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() In other news, front door panels are pushed out to the 27th, window cranks 4/25. All the interior parts were ordered 9/4/20. Got to love restoration.
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Yea man, waiting on parts is tough, especially right now. I built automotive testing equipment for a living, and anything that we don't machine in house is a bitch to get. Looks like you have fun on that ride - I hope to get back in the game before too long.
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Get on it man! I like that loop better than tail of the dragon. On the dragon it's like drinking from a firehose, this loop isn't as condensed so you get to enjoy the drive more.
I hate I don't have my panels, very thankful they're not gating items to be roadworthy, that would suck.
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looks like a fun drive!
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Not a whole lot to report, cars gotten dirty sitting in the garage, never covered it after GA clean up.. Taken it out a couple times and have parts stacking up but have a handful of excuses.. Carpet, kick panels with speaker mounts, amplifier, body bushings, possibly retrofitting LED trailer lights into the rear housings.. Have had some side jobs but lately just the cold and working on everyone else's broken crap has killed the drive to wrench on my own.
Did go for a sunset cruise with daughter last night. Car is dirty but still looked decent enough to get pics of new spots. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Still looking good!
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Good to see you still going with it!! Ever heard anything about your old blazer?
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Preciate it guys!
Believe it or not I got a weird text in November from a number I didn't know. Truck's passed 3 hands since I sold it, it's now in SC. Talked with new owner for a bit, seems like a nice guy, gave him the link to my thread here, unsure if he's looked over the whole build and drama that went with it. Sounds like it's still pretty much how I'd sold it, same exhaust, has TBSS intake, unsure if anything else has been done. Looked up the guy's number, he's a tuner, so hopefully it's getting some love. Think it was beat on, said stall converter is stalling around 4500 now. oh.. nevermind. ![]() https://www.facebook.com/permalink.p...7480&__tn__=-R
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gorgeous
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Thank ya sir!
Got some time in the garage this weekend. Installed my front door panels that finally showed up after ordering them 6 months ago. Used new inserts, plastic water shields, new armrests, and door handles. Window cranks are still on back order till June. Also replaced the gauge cluster. Old one literally fell apart when I was replacing the stereo. Used rustoleum silver and satin clear, came out better than I ever could imagined. Line lock is also now wired up too. Detailed the letters in the dash with a paint pen too. ![]() Prepping for carpet I threw down some por15. ![]() While I was waiting for it to dry I went about changing the body mounts. For some reason the ones in front of the rear tires were never installed. All bolts except for one came out like butter. Really surprised as I do believe these are the originals and the amount of rust in this car had me seriously concerned it was going to be a bad time. ![]() Paint cured so carpet went in. Wasn't bad just took a lot longer than I expected. Cutting the carpet for the seat mounts and belt bolts was a challenge. ![]() Just have to get the bolts cinched down then it's time to see how much better this ride is. ![]()
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Really looking good!
Gonna be so much better to cruise in now, much more comfortable in looks and sound.
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Ya it is!! Looking REAL good!!
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Damn! That's super nice!
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Thanks guys.. First ride the whole family wanted to go.. Think it's time for heavier springs and shocks. Dammit. Extra weight of the carpet took it from balanced to soft. I'll get another ride once it dries up and see how it is without the extra bodies.
Signed up for a little fun this weekend, but hoping the added weight doesn't detract from track time. https://www.motorsportreg.com/events...-masses-982181 Figured $60 and within driving distance, why the hell not. This will be a faster setup then I've been on since I put the car together, hoping to learn a little more about the car.
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Damn, that's about 10 minutes from my house. I guess it's not open to just anyone though after reading a bit further - and I'm 11 hours late for registration. ![]() "Must be an M4theM solo approved driver or have verifiable HPDE/Race experience. No 4x4 SUV or other non-SCCA autocross legal cars without prior approval. Convertible drivers contact the organizer to make sure your car is approved. Tech Sheet Please have filled out in advance. You may do it yourself if you feel qualified.". I'm assuming there is some kinda process that has to take place to become a "certified solo driver"? Something like this would be fun to take Z out to. ![]()
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If you have a Snell helmet come out. If we're allowed passengers you're welcome to ride and I'm sure there are other people that would take you. You might not want to be seen with me afterwards, feel I'm going to have my ass handed to me by a couple miatas. ![]() ![]() Quote:
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dang I didnt realize that I just thought it was a bolt on?
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The frames on these 1st gen a-bodies aren't the best. If you drive them hard the top shock mounts will crack, if you rest the weight of the car on them, it's a whole nother story.
Had the time of my life yesterday! I did overheat my ps pump using way too much steering and brakes, on the hunt for a cooler I can add to the lines. When I got there not many people gave me a second glance, I was new to the scene amidst a sea of miatas, subarus, mustangs, corvettes, etc. Only thing there older than 90s was a cobra that was definitely race. After my first session there were people waiting at my parking spot, I'd changed some minds. ![]() Also was getting pretty squirrelly on the curve after that straightaway. Mulling it over on the way home I realized there was too much rear brake bias.. Forehead slap, could have rode it out longer.. I was a pile of nerves concentrating on the car, didn't take a single pic or vid but had some people wanting to share theirs, this is what I got so far. https://youtu.be/7fEnTr4lUyY
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badass car sounds good!
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Hate I missed it man, sounds like you had a good time!
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