Project Beginnings (MN Guys..Looking for your input)
LN3 vs L67.. hahah !! I own them both so i have definitely felt the difference. I want PICS asap!!
06-02-2005, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by repinS
Originally Posted by randman1
Hey... we can call it Frankenbonne!Thanks for the great idea PJ.
I can't wait to see this swap materialize. Best of luck!
06-02-2005, 06:36 PM
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For this project to be more successful you need a lot more beer. And you missed one other thing.... lots and lots of cleaning supplies. That series 2 looks like it was in the aftermath of a nuclear fallout. 
06-02-2005, 06:47 PM
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Sounds like you got everythiung....but like Gordy mentioned...prolly short on beer.....but We also drink from Sunrise to Sunrise when we work at Gordy'* LOL
I would like to say get a lot of card board put down on the floor before the car gets into it'* final resting spot....so that way when you're done you just fold it up and put it with the garbage. Clean up done.
So get to ripping and tearing!!!
I would like to say get a lot of card board put down on the floor before the car gets into it'* final resting spot....so that way when you're done you just fold it up and put it with the garbage. Clean up done.
So get to ripping and tearing!!!
06-02-2005, 07:17 PM
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Ok..cleaning supplies are on hand, forgot to mention them. I have about 3 gallons of CAR products Maxiclean. If you've ever used it..you know. If you haven't .... imagine a world where you spray it on in ..wait 2 minutes and hose off with or without a nozzle on the hose.
On the floor. It'* easier to drop some speedy dry on it to soak up over night a sweep up the next day before starting. Beautiful flat concrete is a nice thing to roll on with the creeper. (need to take a couple more pics)
Beer...haha....remember my trunk pic...I still have most of that. Randy and I met up the other Saturday about 8 and were drinking by 8:30 ... oh..package stores (yes plural) are 4 houses away.
On the floor. It'* easier to drop some speedy dry on it to soak up over night a sweep up the next day before starting. Beautiful flat concrete is a nice thing to roll on with the creeper. (need to take a couple more pics)
Beer...haha....remember my trunk pic...I still have most of that. Randy and I met up the other Saturday about 8 and were drinking by 8:30 ... oh..package stores (yes plural) are 4 houses away.
06-02-2005, 07:37 PM
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I think you are already on this from the way is sounds, but take TONS of pictures of all the wiring harness' otherwise it may be a pain in the *** to get it all hooked back up and routed correctly later.