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  Topic: Beware purchasing from Michael Neubaum aka DOWNSHIFT
rijco

Replies: 4
Views: 358

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 10-5-08 10:18   Subject: Re: Beware purchasing from Michael Neubaum aka DOWNSHIFT
According to the sheriff, he asked Michael about both the parts and the money. The booze in evidence was worth considerably more than my $470.00 investment, so I don't think my check was the only cont ...
  Topic: Beware purchasing from Michael Neubaum aka DOWNSHIFT
rijco

Replies: 4
Views: 358

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 10-5-08 09:48   Subject: Beware purchasing from Michael Neubaum aka DOWNSHIFT
Based on an add placed on this website, I purchased an lsd and other parts from Michael Neubaum two months ago. He cashed my check and then stopped responding to all phone and email inquiries. I had ...
  Topic: 3.91 Limited Slip Diff from '83 320i
rijco

Replies: 2
Views: 343

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 8-23-08 10:38   Subject: Re: 3.91 Limited Slip Diff from '83 320i
Count me in. I'll write the check today for your asking price, just send me your address. If you would prefer, I can wire money on Monday. I'm putting a rebuilt 2.0 engine and a 5 speed in my '74 16 ...
  Topic: My '74 1602 won't start - I'm at a loss
rijco

Replies: 4
Views: 301

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 8-19-08 10:02   Subject: Re: My '74 1602 won't start - I'm at a loss
Thanks for the advise. I jumped the solenoid and the starter cranked right over. I got the car running and managed to drive it home. So, now I can examine things more carefully. Having removed t ...
  Topic: My '74 1602 won't start - I'm at a loss
rijco

Replies: 4
Views: 301

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 8-19-08 08:16   Subject: My '74 1602 won't start - I'm at a loss
My '74 1602 is awaiting its new engine and 5 speed (another month or so). In the meantime, I'm trying to keep things running. The original Solex carb is very worn and the engine is burning enough oil ...
  Topic: Many 2002 and some tii parts: seatbelts, tii intake, ect.
rijco

Replies: 6
Views: 448

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 7-31-08 02:17   Subject: Re: Many 2002 and some tii parts: seatbelts, tii intake, ect.
I'll take #27 - the Repa seat belts. Let me know the net cost and how you'd like payment made.

Derek Reijnen
c/o The Reijnen Company
490 Madison Ave, Suite 101
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
  Topic: F/S--Like no other '74-6 instruments/cluster..
rijco

Replies: 4
Views: 454

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 6-19-08 01:52   Subject: Re: F/S--Like no other '74-6 instruments/cluster..
I have a spare instrument cluster in good shape - any trade in value to you? I bought the spare cluster to attempt a black finish, but since you've already done it....
  Topic: FS: Valve Cover - Powder-Crinkle Coat
rijco

Replies: 8
Views: 448

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 6-19-08 08:55   Subject: Re: FS: Valve Cover - Powder-Crinkle Coat
Count me in when you have more available. I'm in Seattle.
  Topic: 1602 Conversion project - some thoughts and questions
rijco

Replies: 9
Views: 328

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 5-13-08 03:00   Subject: Re: 1602 Conversion project - some thoughts
Well, after talking it over with my mechanics at Group 2 in Seattle, I've decided to stick with the 1.6 engine and just rebuild it for much higher performance - upgraded cams, fuel and exhuast systems ...
  Topic: Good Shop in Seattle area
rijco

Replies: 5
Views: 216

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 5-13-08 02:30   Subject: Re: Good Shop in Seattle area
Group 2 in Seattle works on quite a few, including my 1602 and 2002 and my Alfa Spider. Joe English owns the place - honest, experienced, etc. Also, Cartenders in Seattle is well thought of for bimm ...
  Topic: 1602 Conversion project - some thoughts and questions
rijco

Replies: 9
Views: 328

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 5-11-08 09:48   Subject: Re: 1602 Conversion project - some thoughts
Yes...yes. 1972. My first year in college. I went from a Hillman Minx, to a MGA, then an MGB, then an Alfa Giulietta Spider (lovely car!), then an MGBGT, then a Datun 510 that really, really wanted ...
  Topic: 1602 Conversion project - some thoughts and questions
rijco

Replies: 9
Views: 328

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 5-11-08 10:38   Subject: Re: 1602 Conversion project - some thoughts
Well, for me the issue is a little different - I'm not opposed to modern reliability. What I get excited about is the iconic styling and feel of some older cars. So, while I generally wouldn't conside ...
  Topic: 1602 Conversion project - some thoughts and questions
rijco

Replies: 9
Views: 328

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 5-11-08 08:34   Subject: Re: 1602 Conversion project - some thoughts
I have to admit, the 1.6 engine is starting to grow on me. It does rev quite freely and is actually reasonably responsive once things get going. It certainly needs new rings at this point, which mea ...
  Topic: 1602 Conversion project - some thoughts and questions
rijco

Replies: 9
Views: 328

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 5-10-08 01:42   Subject: 1602 Conversion project - some thoughts and questions
I've now bought my second '02 in four months. The first is a Jade Green '76 that I'm refurbishing for my son. That car is currently at the body shop getting its various dings sorted out and repainted ...
  Topic: Rijco's 76 2002 mild restoration project
rijco

Replies: 9
Views: 1185

PostForum: Project Blogs   Posted: 3-20-08 08:32   Subject: Re: Rijco's 76 2002 mild restoration project
I noticed on the Pheonix blog that the original heater box cover has the attachment point for the valve broken off, but the restored box has the attachment in place. My box has a broken attachment po ...
  Topic: Rijco's 76 2002 mild restoration project
rijco

Replies: 9
Views: 1185

PostForum: Project Blogs   Posted: 3-20-08 08:13   Subject: Re: Rijco's 76 2002 mild restoration project
Thanks for the info guys! It's incredible how much support there is on this site. I guess I'll wait on the ceiling issues until I'm ready to pop all the glass and redo the liner.
  Topic: Rijco's 76 2002 mild restoration project
rijco

Replies: 9
Views: 1185

PostForum: Project Blogs   Posted: 3-18-08 06:10   Subject: Re: Rijco's 76 2002 mild restoration project
So far I've been gathering parts and information. I've determined that the carb is a Weber 38/38. It runs very well when warm, but is getting poor gas mileage and needs adjusting.
The engine block ...
  Topic: Identification of transmission by serial number
rijco

Replies: 3
Views: 340

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 3-10-08 02:06   Subject: Re: Identification of transmission by serial number
My transmission serial # is 459437/6. Not that it means anything if there's no database.

Based on the Vin FAQ, it looks like my engine is more likely out of a late 1970 2002, which probably makes ...
  Topic: Identification of transmission by serial number
rijco

Replies: 3
Views: 340

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 3-9-08 08:54   Subject: Identification of transmission by serial number
I've searched the forum, but I can't find any info on how to identify my transmission. I have the serial number - 459437/6, but I can't get anything from this. I tried both the Getrag website and the ...
  Topic: Play in front seat hinges - is this normal?
rijco

Replies: 3
Views: 92

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 3-5-08 08:52   Subject: Re: Play in front seat hinges - is this normal?
I removed the covers and noted that the large screws holding the seat back to the hinge mechanisms were loose, but even after tightening these I still had considerable side to side play when the seat ...
  Topic: Play in front seat hinges - is this normal?
rijco

Replies: 3
Views: 92

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 3-5-08 08:37   Subject: Re: Play in front seat hinges - is this normal?
I removed the covers and noted that the large screws holding the seat back to the hinge mechanisms were loose, but even after tightening these I still had considerable side to side play when the seat ...
  Topic: Play in front seat hinges - is this normal?
rijco

Replies: 3
Views: 92

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 3-4-08 11:05   Subject: Play in front seat hinges - is this normal?
Is it normal for the front seat backs to have considerable lateral play when released from the fixed position, such as when someone is trying to get in the back seat? It feels like the hinge points a ...
  Topic: Who's who? resources available in Puget Sound area
rijco

Replies: 0
Views: 119

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 2-22-08 10:36   Subject: Who's who? resources available in Puget Sound area
I'm wondering about what resources are available in and around Seattle for various services on my 2002. I spoke with Wes Ingram regarding fuel injection since I've known about him through his work on ...
  Topic: Door shells - replace or refurbish?
rijco

Replies: 5
Views: 246

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 2-22-08 11:49   Subject: Re: Door shells - replace or refurbish?
Thanks so much for the offer, but I'm in Seattle, as I should have mentioned. I'd certainly consider used ones if any were available near me.

Derek in Seattle
  Topic: sunroof drains and interior liner replacement
rijco

Replies: 3
Views: 205

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 2-22-08 11:46   Subject: sunroof drains and interior liner replacement
I have just bought a '76 '02. My interior liner and the hardboard support (I'm guessing here) are drooping down aft of the sunroof and can be pushed up and down readily. I'm concerned that they may h ...
  Topic: Heater noise - sources and solutions
rijco

Replies: 3
Views: 157

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 2-22-08 11:38   Subject: Heater noise - sources and solutions
My heater makes unhappy noises - kind of a scraping, metal to metal sound. I think its bearings, but it's not really a screeching sound and the fan actually runs. I'm wondering if it might actually ...
  Topic: Door shells - replace or refurbish?
rijco

Replies: 5
Views: 246

PostForum: General Discussion   Posted: 2-22-08 11:30   Subject: Door shells - replace or refurbish?
I have a '76 '02 in Jade Green. Both doors have sustained minor impact damage in the past and were poorly repaired, and the interior sheetmetal has been mangled for speakers. I have a quote from an ...
  Topic: WTB - tan door panels - both doors - in excellent condition
rijco

Replies: 0
Views: 78

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 2-21-08 09:15   Subject: WTB - tan door panels - both doors - in excellent condition
In need of new panels and water seals for '76. Thanks!
  Topic: Rijco's 76 2002 mild restoration project
rijco

Replies: 9
Views: 1185

PostForum: Project Blogs   Posted: 2-21-08 09:04   Subject: Rijco's 76 2002 mild restoration project
I'm new to this bb, live near Seattle and just bought a 76 02 which I intend to bring back to full reliability for my 21 y.o. son in Colorado who is currently in engineering school and ready for his ...
  Topic: posting a picture by Rijco
rijco

Replies: 0
Views: 461

PostForum: Test Forum   Posted: 2-21-08 07:49   Subject: posting a picture by Rijco
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