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Skillet83,
I'm pretty sure I saw that car a local dealer in the Indianapolis area. He's a good guy and that's a very nice looking car. Really nice interior and it sounds great, too. Congrats. If you don't mind, I'm curious to know who did the PPI as I'm trying to ferret out the best local shops... Shoot me a PM if you'd prefer. |
Take a look at the Craigslist of Birmingham, AL. There is a 1979 930 that has been posted for a while, asking 35k. I don't know anything about the car but it's not too far from you. I think he claims it's Euro...
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Thanks for the comments. Ronnie, I agree, Fuchs are needed and will be addressed. Just does not look right to me. Nuge, you are correct, car is from Indy. I used Euro Motorworks to do the inspection and leak down. They were very easy to work with, easy to communicate with and more than timely. They are beyond thorough in the inspection. Received a very detailed inspection report. Not as knowledgeable as I would like to be about these cars, but do not believe they will miss anything. They actually called me several times during the inspection to update. Nice touch.
And as you had mentioned, the sellers were fantastic to work with and very accommodating during the inspection process. One thing I have noticed, under boost in 1st gear, back end breaks loose. Is that common? The 86 I owned would not. Has pilots with some decent tread left. Pretty sure I am running 1 bar as well. |
^^ Thanks. I've heard good things about Euro Motorworks. Also, if you want to sell those wheels, you could easily sell them back to the place where you purchased the car. He's always on the lookout for those type of wheels. I've helped him locate a set in the past. Those wheels look good on your car and would look even better if you lowered it just a tad, but having a set of Fuchs around is always a good idea...
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Nice car, congrats.
Personally, while I love Fuchs....those wheels look hot. I wouldn't change anything. Are they real Speedlines? |
Not to sound uninformed, but how do I figure out the correct set of fuchs for my car? Need help. Another pic attached. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1384223018.jpg
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9's and 7's?
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Great looking Dobe! (And car)
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I believe shadetree's white one is available again. Nice car.
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Just picked up this 86 930, sweet car, well maintained.
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Congrats Gasman. Beautiful car. Hope you post more pics. I worked on the wheels tonight with Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish. Used the foam polish head with my cordless drill. They looked like mirrors when complete. Am having a blast. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1384486685.jpg
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All this new activity is amazing. Some sweet rides are being bought up. Congrats and Best Luck to all!
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[QUOTE=Skillet83 I worked on the wheels tonight with Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish. Used the foam polish head with my cordless drill. They looked like mirrors when complete. Am having a blast.
This is addictive isn't it? Looks like you might be keeping the wheels after all . :D |
Congrats Doug, really like the new car, love the ice cream scoop headlight rings.
S83, I'd keep those rims if I were you. |
[QUOTE=nuge design;7756793][QUOTE=Skillet83 I worked on the wheels tonight with Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish. Used the foam polish head with my cordless drill. They looked like mirrors when complete. Am having a blast.
This is addictive isn't it? Looks like you might be keeping the wheels after all . :D[/QUOTE] don't be in too much of a hurry to change out those wheels...they look fab!!!! |
I'd really keep those wheels, ESP if they are 17s.
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Hey, Tt surgeon, do you like those wheels (maybe you should make him an offer so the OP could put the money toward the wheels that would make his car look, handle and ride better)? :D
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