What did you do to your 2002 today !

[Parlos]

Some sanding work on the foam filler. Had to fill a couple more spots I missed or where the foam bubbled too much and didn’t hold.

Should be able to get epoxy on everything later this week.

Do you plan on wrapping in leather?

[grizzlebar]

Do you plan on wrapping in leather?

Yep, have the leather cover on hand and will bring it to a shop to affix correctly

[Mike G]

Afr Gauge in progress. 

[d.hitchcock]

Is that a seatbelt warning light pod?

[Mike G]

14 minutes ago, d.hitchcock said:

Is that a seatbelt warning light pod?

 

Yes

 

 

[d.hitchcock]

Great idea!

[Mike G]

3 minutes ago, d.hitchcock said:

Great idea!

 

I wish I could claim it. I saw someone else did the same on here a while ago but can’t remember who. 

['76mintgrün'02]

26 minutes ago, Mike G said:

I saw someone else did the same on here a while ago but can’t remember who. 

 

Here it is

 

['76mintgrün'02]

Jason also put one inside a rear view mirror.

 

[7502]

Today I checked my oil, added a little bit and traveled 168 miles down the I5 to visit mt Mom. Measured 26.9 mpg today mostly driving 65 max 83 mph for a few brief moments.  Car ran great and nobody seemed to notice I was an odd duck out there.  The car at rest.

 

[Mike G]

Installed the new drivers frame rail. Floor pan tomorrow. 

[Bibm5]

Over the last week I've been chasing the cause of a terrible idle/ misfiring.

Cleaned and swapped distributor,

Installed pertronix,

New cap, rotor, plugs and plug wires,

Adjusted valves...

Still same poor running condition...

Was digging through old threads about sloppy idles and came across an 11yr old post from[mention=32049]inkasteve[/mention] saying that if your gauges were dead that it was most likely fuse #12 which also feeds power to the carb.

My gauges also went out around the same time the poor running condition showed up.

He was right! [emoji322]

It did not look blown but a test light confirmed it was.

I also just finished my hella light install today using an e21 switch in the factory fog light location with the o2 knob. I welded the brackets to the end of the bumper shocks and tucked them in.

They cover the bumper holes pretty well.

 

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[Mpower5266]

Gave it a bath while enjoying a much needed beer.  Ready to take it to a car show in the morning.  

 

Untitled by Nick  Wood, on Flickr

[Scottjeffrey]

Finally put on the road for the first time. Running like a clock. All is well with the world

[jp5Touring]

16 minutes ago, Mpower5266 said:

Gave it a bath while enjoying a much needed beer.  Ready to take it to a car show in the morning.  

 

Untitled by Nick  Wood, on Flickr

Thats a lot of foam. What are you using for soap ? Is that a foam cannon also ?

Nice Koozie,bought three.