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[quote="powelli"]1974 2002tii with an m20 swap.  Here are a few pics from PO's website.
 
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[img]http://tinypic.com/nosgfr.jpg[/img]

[img]http://tinypic.com/nosirk.jpg[/img]

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Driver side fender was fiberglass for some reason (notice the cracking), passenger's is metal.  Purchased a replacement OEM one from Sam in VA...Thanks Sam.

[img]http://tinypic.com/nosmec.jpg[/img]
Day of arrival.

[img]http://tinypic.com/nosncl.jpg[/img]

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Uh Oh, we have some rust.  Car was described as rust free.

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In the shop (RRT) getting the following done.

http://www.roadracetech.com/

Rust repair 
Valve cover gasket replacement 
Valve adjustment 
Oil pan gasket replacement 
Replacement of CSB 
Replacement of Guibo 
Installation of new transmission output flange (old flange cracked & failed) 
Installation of new oil filter 
Installation of new plugs 
Leakdown test (came back at less than 2% across all 6)
Drain tranny & differential fluids, replace w/ Redline 
Oil change w/ Mobil 1 
Fabrication of bracket to support AFM 
Installation of new throttle cable
Clean and inspect coilovers

[img]http://tinypic.com/notqmw.jpg[/img]
On the lift with the Style 10's from Greg L. and euro turns from BLUNT.  MIMs that were previously on it were the wrong offset - et35.  Also have a set of BBS RZ's.  Need to get flares put on before I run those.

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Notice damage from the output flange failure.  One of the POs tried to patch it with JB-Weld.

[img]http://tinypic.com/nosm1i.jpg[/img]
Old seats.  Holding onto to these in case I want to redo them down the road.

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New seats.

[img]http://tinypic.com/nosmmq.jpg[/img]
New wheel.

Also have a new carpet set (german loop - charcoal) on the way from Al, as well as some new trunk boards.

Car should be out of the shop this week and I can't wait to get it out for a drive.[/quote]

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