Everything posted by Tiersmoke92555
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Royal Loyale
I have an '88 GL wagon but nothing as good looking as yours, here in the DC metro area they uses lots of salt and other chemicals on the roads.
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Royal Loyale
Inspiration to get off my butt and get my sleeper wagon going.
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how does this newer gas effect our older engines?
Not trying to be a butt but...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methanol. Time for me to top off my own tank
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To scrap or Not to scrap
I had a chance to get a free moment to examine the GL-10. The body damage is more than what I expected, the drivers side fender is crushed and looks like the ignition is damaged. The motor is the M.P.F.I. instead of the sickly turbo version. And i think the deal barker is the drive-train, ITS FWD!!!! On that note my friends I will be Parting the GL-10. I will add a link to any post for the parts or you can just message me. (interior is Brown/Red and digital dash)
- To scrap or Not to scrap
- To scrap or Not to scrap
- To scrap or Not to scrap
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To scrap or Not to scrap
First off Good Evening/Morning all, Here is my story. I recently bought a 1988 SFI 4WD GL from a buddy of mine that he used it as his get-around car. I paid him $500 for he old girl with 121,000 mile on the odometer. As you would expect it runs like a champ but I want more. Looking on Youtube and reading about some of the builds you all have done I have coincided doing a motor swap. The problems with the swaps for me is funding capital and down time. As kind of a kick in the paints a customer of mine GAVE me a 1989 GL-10 that has been in a small garage for 15 years or so. This one is not as clean and has a bent front bumper. I have not tried starting it yet so the condition of the motor is unknown. So my question to you is do I : 1-Mut the two together to make one extra nice classic? 2-Build one as a track car and leave one stock? 3-Scarp and sale them both and buy a modern suparu?
