Eatmore Mudd

Replaced a tail light assembly, door lock cylinder and fixing the blower fan system. Long live the GL.

Fixed the windshield wipers, heater fan and instrument lighting. It is quite nice to not only see how fast I am going but also where I am going I don't know which was more "invigorating" standing on my head to reach the relays up in and under the drivers side dash or dissembling the whole thing from left to right to find them in the first place. The manual by Haynes does not give their location. The manual by Chilton does not even acknowledge their existence in text or in the wiring diagrams.

Replaced the front wheel bearings.

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Ta-DA !!

Parts run to the wrecking yard. Lift gate latch release handle Lift gate interior panel Cargo floor carpet Steering wheel Electric fan

Crap I hoped someone could figure out how to enlarge the license plate.

Nice car, nice price The low center of gravity is an asset when the pavement ends and the fun begins. Even when lifted the center of gravity is still pretty low.

Unfortunately I didn't. While the other guys were fussing and fooling with Apple II's and TRS-80's I was kind of busy with boring bars and torque wrenches, missed the whole windows 1.0 to XP thing. I will look around for something less irritating than photo-bucket till then there is still my avatar. A beer to the first one to figure out the license plate number.

Unfortunately I didn't. While other guys were lusting after commodores vic 64 I was messing with boring bars and torque plates.

Photobucket:banghead: Any other way to work around it ?

Sliding a hair pin turn on a gravel road at 20 MPH is scary fast when there is a 300 foot drop off on the outside. No the GL is not be the quickest car I have owned but the damned thing is fun. Any way to upload pics from my computer or cell phone on this board ? ETA Yes decent fuel economy is a welcomed advantage in the name of extended cruising range.

figuratively speaking anyway. '87 GL, 5 speed dual range. Hi all. Me ? Not much to tell other than I like anything with an engine, more so if it goes really fast and gets ************ty gas mileage.