It's good to be back in a gm
05-03-2011, 04:15 PM
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It's good to be back in a gm after the past two years of being disappointed on a weekly basis by my pos awd talon, I sold it to some poor bastard, and bought a 2000 v6 camaro. Two of my best friends in highschool had f-bodies and I always ended up helping them with little ****, so I kinda know what I'm doing.
The plan is to do a 6L swap by the end of summer, lucked out and found the k-member in a car at a local pull a part, I'm slowly building up all the other swap parts while doing some much needed tlc on this car.
in the past two days I have re-wired both the headlights and turn signals with heatshrink and solder (gotta love previous owners who think twisting wires and electrical tape is sufficient) as well as removed the most HIDEOUS hood vents and racing stripes/decals.
he hit a deer so the passenger headlight, front bumper, and fender are fubar'd but luckily bodywork is easy compared to fixing a damn talon.
as a side note, the entire time I had my talon, i never ONCE got a compliment, even though the body was damn near perfect. in the past 5 or so days, EVERYONE who has seen it and talked to me has complimented it, despite the body damage and screwed up paint.
The plan is to do a 6L swap by the end of summer, lucked out and found the k-member in a car at a local pull a part, I'm slowly building up all the other swap parts while doing some much needed tlc on this car.
in the past two days I have re-wired both the headlights and turn signals with heatshrink and solder (gotta love previous owners who think twisting wires and electrical tape is sufficient) as well as removed the most HIDEOUS hood vents and racing stripes/decals.
he hit a deer so the passenger headlight, front bumper, and fender are fubar'd but luckily bodywork is easy compared to fixing a damn talon.
as a side note, the entire time I had my talon, i never ONCE got a compliment, even though the body was damn near perfect. in the past 5 or so days, EVERYONE who has seen it and talked to me has complimented it, despite the body damage and screwed up paint.
