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Old 12-17-2008, 10:13 AM
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Since you are now a pro at it, when can you come over to my place to help me install a new heater core?
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Old 12-17-2008, 10:55 AM
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Since you are now a pro at it, when can you come over to my place to help me install a new heater core?
Haha! I'll be right over! Naw, I think that your '85 was designed a bit different than my '93. I think that you just go through the glove box and bypass pulling out the dash.
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Old 12-17-2008, 02:54 PM
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Haha! I'll be right over! Naw, I think that your '85 was designed a bit different than my '93. I think that you just go through the glove box and bypass pulling out the dash.
You can do that easy heater core swap, like you talk about only on the cars that didn't have factory A/C.
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Default Floor Pan Brace/Seat Track Mount Repair

Finally repaired my floor pan brace/seat track mount. Had a buddy weld the original seat mount stud to a 2" x 4" x 1/8" piece of steel. I wanted to mount it inside the floor pan brace, but was unable to due to verticle pieces of sheet metal inside there. I bolted it in place as you see, but would like to weld it in place some day.

Along with the problem of the front seat mount being broken, the same side rear seat track foot was cracked almost completely through! So I was doing the "gansta lean" while driving. Had that welded up too. Little by little I'm getting the broken things fixed.
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That's looking good Toshi.
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awsome work, thats actually the best way and a good time, i did mine , then changed the carpet and put everything back in after massive cleaning. Looks great so far, thanks for sharing. then likely your car was chp, do you have holes in the floor and behind the glove box door from the shotgun rack?
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Old 02-03-2009, 10:31 AM
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awsome work, thats actually the best way and a good time, i did mine , then changed the carpet and put everything back in after massive cleaning. Looks great so far, thanks for sharing. then likely your car was chp, do you have holes in the floor and behind the glove box door from the shotgun rack?
No holes anywhere what-so-ever. That's the mystery. What did it do for its first 8 years? Yes, it was painted B&W to start. Then gray. And currently green, probably for auctioning. No unit number. No holes. I'm patienly waiting to see if one of the three Dennis Wilkinsons from my title history report I wrote replies that it was his car originally. I've got two other Dennis Wilkinsons to phone, but don't think they were ones to have owned it.
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