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What are you 2002 plans for 2020?

Vicleonardo1

By Vicleonardo1,
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1) Sort out some lingering fuel delivery issues. 

2) Center console/gauge pod redo. 

3) Go to Mid-America! 

4) Drive it, drive it, drive it. 

5) Celebrate its 50th birthday on Nov. 30.

 

Plenty of other stuff I could do, but those are the priorities. 

 

-Dave 

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Oh yeah, to make my garage look like this:

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

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4 hours ago, Coastalcrush408 said:


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

 


 

 

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Man, I should be the last person to razz anybody! I’ve been saying to myself I’m going to install Layers former MM engine in my car once a month for ten years now ?

   This is the year for sure, as soon as I fix the broken sunroof cable ? 

  2021, 2022, 2023...

 

 Happy new year!

 

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  • Finish the header & AFR sensor install I started just before Xmas. It's in place, now I need to mark location of AFR sensor, remove header, get bung welded on then re-install for real.
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  • See how far off my seat-of-the pants jet setup on the Weber 32/36 was, then pull the carb & intake
  • Install the dual DCOE 40 setup I have sitting in the basement which are just waiting on the right primary chokes to arrive on the slow boat from Czech Republic.
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  • Install the new MOMO California wheel I got for Xmas
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  • Finish installing new door cards from Aardvark
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2019 was THE year I did all the work on the car, it just got finished for the final leg of work a few weeks ago and I'm going to keep it at the shop until the salt is off the roads. So for '20 the plan is to just drive the snot out of it.

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Remove my temporary afr gauge and wire in the one I installed in the fasten seat belt pod last year. Repair the broken drivers seat so I don’t have a gangster lean while driving. This has the added benefit of making the gear shift easier to reach. Install e24 rear seat and make new parcel shelf, recover both. Might pull the rear suspension and pretty it up but that seems like a lot of work right now. 

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3 hours ago, 1936spyder said:

Thought you sold the tii?

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I did, haha! This is another one ? 5spd, lsd, quick ratio box, power Recaros. I couldn’t say no! It’s been sitting since 2007 though 

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Do a nut and bolt, renew some fluids, plugs.

3 jugs of 100 octane in the back seat some 2 stroke oil drive to and from a couple open track days.

For the 1st time ever using r compound tires, always seemed like ice skating before with 350 rwh dialed in.

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I did, haha! This is another one [emoji23] 5spd, lsd, quick ratio box, power Recaros. I couldn’t say no! It’s been sitting since 2007 though 
Ironically another Siennabraun or am I seriously out of the loop?

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'73 Polaris/Navy 2002 tii lost to Canada

'73 Malaga/Saddle 2002 current project

'73 Taiga/Black 2002 tii in my dreams

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Get completely off the dinosaur-juice.


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'74 Sahara/Beige 2002 HS car, long, long ago...

'73 Polaris/Navy 2002 tii lost to Canada

'73 Malaga/Saddle 2002 current project

'73 Taiga/Black 2002 tii in my dreams

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Planning on finishing auto to five speed swap in the 75 and driving to Mid America for first time from Ct. Hoping the transmission is good. Blunttech kit is awesome! Always other stuff while in there. Garage is cold but worth it to be fiddling with the 02. Looking to join up with Mike and others in Ohio for the trip down.

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