What are you 2002 plans for 2020?

[Vicleonardo1]

For me, it will be getting estimates for replacing the two rear side panels, and gathering money to do so...

[CoastalCrush]

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[tech71]

Get it off the stands, drive it! fix more stuff and start thinking about a quality refinish.

[bob02]

20 minutes ago, Coastalcrush408 said:

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And 2021,2022,2023....?

[CoastalCrush]

32 minutes ago, bob02 said:

And 2021,2022,2023....?

? So true.  Got my hands full. The sienna Tii is going to need a fair amount of love as well

 

 

 

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[Buckeye]

Getting my car emission OEM compliant as rolled off of assembly line for engineering reasons and more HP ?

 

with a minor issue with ABV/BOV on hand

 

[2002#3]

1.  Attend MidAmerica Fest 2020 

2.  1970 (ti tribute) Project 

      a.  finish installing and tuning rebuilt dual Solexes (photo)

      b.  continue the project by examining the drive train and suspension

4.  1974 tii:  install a 245 5-speed and a 123 ignition

5.  Drive the pee pee out of both of them

 

Larry

 

[Jim Blaschke]

Continue to age the patina of my 1971 and drive the wheels off of it while having a smile on my face. 

[RichenFamous]

Suspension, brakes, and a 123 for Otto to make a hot lap (or ten) around Thunder Hill. Would love to be able to do the Targa Baja.
Continue tear down on Heinrich to assess 2021’s goals.

[RichenFamous]

Oh yeah, to make my garage look like this:

[Mike Self]

Ludwig's part way there--finally got my 3.64 LSD installed after six years decorating the garage floor.  Left to do:  swap out my leaking steering box for a much lower mileage spare that (I hope, but will test first) doesn't.  Then new rear brake shoes and drums (courtesy of successive Mid-America door prizes!).  Once done, attend Mid America and Vintage (planning caravans to both; stay tuned for details).

 

Wolfgang--will be freed from his museum display in a few weeks, then get the front end aligned before replacing a front tire that wore almost bald on one edge after 5-6 k miles.  Once done, off to enjoy driving him in nice, warm weather, and tinker with little stuff-there always are little things to do with a near 51 year old car.  

 

Happy New Year/Feliz Ano Nuevo, y'all

 

mike

[1936spyder]

[emoji22] So true.  Got my hands full. The sienna Tii is going to need a fair amount of love as well
 

 
 

Thought you sold the tii?

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[SydneyTii]

Reacquaint myself with welding, 

Tackle small rust jobs, 

Work on My ITB project keeping the kuglefischer, without putting a dirty big hole in a piston?

Recover my super comfy Recaros.

Finally decide to relocate my battery to the trunk (or not) and how to do it (no I don’t want it under the seat)? I’ve just seen Nick B’s TEP held in with stainless cable ties, would save drilling the shock towers?

Paint my dreadful fake wood dash, the Aussie sun bleachs Everything!!

But mostly drive this great little car as much as I can.

[1936spyder]

Completing the full cosmetic restoration of my '74 tii after getting badly rear-ended last March. After that, attending as many events as possible with it and taking care of smaller things, such as:

 

1. repainting the rims

2. replacing the steering wheel

3. finding some Recaros

4. detailing the engine bay

5. ???

 

 

 

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[Vicleonardo1]

2 hours ago, RichenFamous said:

Suspension, brakes, and a 123 for Otto to make a hot lap (or ten) around Thunder Hill. Would love to be able to do the Targa Baja.
Continue tear down on Heinrich to assess 2021’s goals.

I will happily take your garage (couch and all) when you change over......