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  1. because I'm resoring my car back to new. this is how it looked before

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    its true, the parts car isn't to bad. but I'm going to use the front end to fix the other one i have.. that is in.. or was in perfect condition. so it's going to a good cause.

    I'm pretty good at making something look better than it is. the parts car's shock towers are rusted through, the C pillar on the passenger side is majorly rusted. and so is the rear driver fender. the car doesn't run, though i am going to see if i can get it going.

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  2. For sure dude, its got some mechanical upgrades, new carbo, header, exhaust system. which is cool. there is some major stuctural rust in the passenger C tower, and both rear shock towers are shot. but the floor is solid, and the trim is great!

    yeah! for sure, i can't wait to get my car back. its my only car, and everyday driver! so i miss it quite alot

  3. http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/pts/2088111932.html

    this is my very lucky parts car i found. picking it up saterday, i have a good friend in the auto repair industry so we will work together.

    As for the parts car, i plan to use what i need, and part out the rest, so stay tuned if you need 1972 parts, including nice straight bumpers, good roundies. etc.

    It was so fun while it lasted. and I'm sure the fixing and scavenging will be fun too! my 2002 is now an official project..

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  4. Are they Chromed or painted black like in the pictures above?

    I'd love to check them out, and i'll be in spokane for thanksgiving, but I won't have my 02 with me.

    Anybody have any wheels that would kinda.. fill up the wheel wells without rubbing. on stock suspension??

    Hopefully pretty local? :)

  5. Hey all, as you may recall, I had a 1976 02 that had some fuel issues. It was like a tomato soup red. We'll i sold that to a guy who is taking it in under his wing and hes really taking care of the car. Idk about you guy's but i like to know my old car went to an awesome owner.

    Anyway, I sold that because i didn't want an automatic, i didnt want A 1976, because the chrome and the roundies.

    so! i got a new car, from an old lady whos kept it garaged for 25 years at work and at home and driven it about 1200 miles a year. It's a beautiful equation that is a beautiful outcome. Here it is, non molested, stock and all there in working order!

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    Anyway's I'm looking to get black basket weave rims for it but I'm not sure what size i should get if i wanted to fill the wheel well up a little better. on the stock suspension, what size would be best? 185/60/-??

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  6. So something that concerns me is this sending unit. You guys keep talking about it like it's got a screen in it, but mine (which looks new) has a floater in it and just a straight shot from the bottom of the tube up until the top were it's a 90* angle. If you shine a light at one side... No screen. It's a very small tunnel that goes inside the sender about as big as the fuel line it self.

    That has no pumping mechanism in it does it?

  7. Haha, all signs just seem to be pointing to the pump, so that sounds right.

    ill try that.

    let me know if you see one around for cheap. on your thread you said you got one for 52 bucks? what kind was that?

    thanks buddy! you've been tons of help! i want to drive my car againnn!

    btw, what could cause a "brand new" looking pump to die?

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