And NoPistons94 thought it might never be fixed...
10-16-2005, 10:29 PM
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After a new fender, trying out other bumpers, fixing the frame, and correcting Miskullanezous things..the car is finally painted, obviously has some work left to finish:
Oh, and this woman with like 4, 18 year old chicks was making a left out of this strip mall and nailed a biker pulling in from the right (
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P.S.S. A pic of the faulty ignition switch to my 91 integra that pissed me off over the weekend, and since I don't own an FD anymore and do my own work now (ain't that right Teknics?), I ripped out the old one and they had a replacement at the local autozone (woot!)
Oh, and this woman with like 4, 18 year old chicks was making a left out of this strip mall and nailed a biker pulling in from the right (
P.S.S. A pic of the faulty ignition switch to my 91 integra that pissed me off over the weekend, and since I don't own an FD anymore and do my own work now (ain't that right Teknics?), I ripped out the old one and they had a replacement at the local autozone (woot!)
10-17-2005, 09:38 AM
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he had it sitting in primer for a year or more
I hope you guys fit those damm headlight covers and bumper, they can always make for some nice surprises first time you go to operate them when there was front end damage
I hope you guys fit those damm headlight covers and bumper, they can always make for some nice surprises first time you go to operate them when there was front end damage
10-17-2005, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' post='770017' date='Oct 17 2005, 10:38 AM
he had it sitting in primer for a year or more
I hope you guys fit those damm headlight covers and bumper, they can always make for some nice surprises first time you go to operate them when there was front end damage
Yea, that was the major part of the work, getting everything straight...
This is/was NoPistons94's old 93, of whom he sold to my friend Joe earlier this year. It's finally straight and painted, just needs a month of TLC part sourcing and fixing up and it should be good.
We were hoping to have it ready so he can run it at the last AutoX this month (as well as me finding a Mr2 to purchase and track/autox) but I highly doubt it...
10-17-2005, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted by sweet7' post='770028' date='Oct 17 2005, 11:03 AM
So who wrecked it?
Joe (NoPistons94) got it in a "Project" condition, needing parts, body work etc, he did some stuff to it (fixing it up) but sold it to my friend Joe (Rx7deficient, never posts here much) and now he's finishing the revival.
It's been through a lot apparently...