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Posted: Aug Thu 07, 2008 10:07 am
by Rennwagen1
t53a wrote:you should store your crank on end. other wise it will warp laying down :thumbsup:
Ahhh you beat me to it!!

Posted: Aug Thu 07, 2008 11:44 am
by Mikewire
So how much of a rebuild or you doing? Rering, deglaze, bearings? or are you boring over?

Posted: Sep Fri 05, 2008 2:05 am
by sneakyboy1
MikeWire wrote:So how much of a rebuild or you doing? Rering, deglaze, bearings? or are you boring over?
Ground up rebuild. All the details will be released further down the road as I start ordering stuff! Imma add a lil mustard to her though! :unibrow:

I do however have some updates!! :thumbsup:

I hate pulling interior crap out! I was being as careful as I could with the dash as it's pretty much mint and would like to find a new home for it.

Here is the interior before starting......

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And so it begins.......

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I hate pulling dashboards! :banghead:

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The AC assembly that someone had added aftermarket

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Got all the heater and AC crap out.....

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Both seats out and all the non-firewall wiring removed.....

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It still amazed me how rust free this 25 year old car is!! I :heart: VW

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Effin nasty crap under the rear floorboard carpet!! :\

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Carpet finally out, both front floorboards are dented up a bit from previous owners not knowing where/how to use a floorjack on a VW :angry:
Still no rust yet though! :cool:

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As she sits tonight after the interior delete

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Posted: Sep Fri 05, 2008 8:38 am
by Checkers
Damn you Jason! You're at the point I'm at already haha. You are forcing me to work on mine tonight now! Looks great man!

Posted: Sep Fri 05, 2008 8:44 am
by kompressorgolf
if mine doesnt come home tonight, ill be at your house helpin out tony!

Posted: Sep Fri 05, 2008 12:56 pm
by Rennwagen1
looks good! BUt if you hate taking interior stuff out, you are going toreally like putting a MK2 dash in!! ALso that stucky stuff under the carpet is teh suk! I have that dash for you, you can come get it tonight before I head to the lake if you would like.

Posted: Sep Fri 05, 2008 1:04 pm
by kompressorgolf
MK2 swaps isnt that bad, i got it down to an art if the mounts are the right ones, and it looks like his arent... so it might take a little longer. that sucks the roll cage is welded in instead of bolted bases....is it staying in? and working around it?

Posted: Sep Fri 05, 2008 1:28 pm
by sneakyboy1
Rennwagen1 wrote:looks good! BUt if you hate taking interior stuff out, you are going toreally like putting a MK2 dash in!! ALso that stucky stuff under the carpet is teh suk! I have that dash for you, you can come get it tonight before I head to the lake if you would like.
Yeah i'd like to pick it up tonight. I don't get off work till 6. What time you leaving for the lake?
I won't mind putting the MK2 dash in even if it's a pain because it's a upgrade. :thumbsup: :laughing:

Posted: Sep Fri 05, 2008 1:30 pm
by sneakyboy1
kompressorgolf wrote:MK2 swaps isnt that bad, i got it down to an art if the mounts are the right ones, and it looks like his arent... so it might take a little longer. that sucks the roll cage is welded in instead of bolted bases....is it staying in? and working around it?
Roll cage is welded in and I really don't have alot to do to the rear anyways so I won't mind working around it. This is not going to be a show car by any means so I am not too worried about the ass end. :cool:

Posted: Sep Mon 08, 2008 10:31 pm
by bigmontana
Looking good Jason, I'm curious to see how this car is going to turn out. I can't wait for more updates.