nice! thanks, id love more pictures like this. well i would like to restore it back to what it looked like when it was driven off the lot basically, minus two inches of heigth. ill post pictures tomorrow with what needs to be done, yall will prolly know everythin by the pics though
I hate to be mr. negative but be careful in trying to do restorations. I'd suggest you drive the car for about a month to make sure it's what you really like ( a lot of people try to act like 136hp is enough for them when it isn't ), identify the car for what it has and what it may need then start to do a list to follow the following items:
Start with a fresh upgrade of all suspension rubber components for the control arms, tie rods, subframes, sway bars, differential, guibo, CSB, trailing arms etc depending on what hasn't been done.
Then go through the motor to do the water pump, thermostat, radiator hoses, intake hoses and gaskets, fuel filter, fuel lines, brake lines, e-brake shoes, disc brake rotors and pads etc depending on what hasn't been done.
You can then move on to the aesthetics. If you don't do it this way - you will find yourself jumping back and forth between petty things. I am no guru of any sort but this method has always worked for me depending on what I know was done to the car and the items I already had on hand etc.
Of course when you go through the car - it's the best time to replace items with upgrades or stock as needed.
Welcome again. :cool:
