April 16, 200421 yr 1989 XT-6 169,000 miles Very very little rust...Maybe 6 spots that add up to less than quarter size each, all surface only Used to be black, now it's white with a black roof and mirrors. 5sp, Full Time AWD, 3.90 NON-LSD Non factory sun roof Front air struts replaced with coil overs Rear air shocks still present and set up to be filled with regular compressor. Left rear axle shaft missing. (Yeah, really) New muffler, timing belt, starter, and rebuilt Cybrid power steering. Power steering wired to dash switch, otherwise it drains the battery overnight. Same switch also makes both radiator fans come on. Passenger side driving light is missing, drivers side is broken Headlight washers don't work, one tube is broken Driver's automatic seat belt is broken Missing bottom plastic from steering colum, and plastic cover from side mirror Directional alloy wheels No body emblems or decals Needs oil pump seals, both leaking and causing low pressure Front joints click, but only in very tight turns Glove box knob is in center cosole, and glove box won't open Lock is missing from rear seat back Tool and pouch for emergency power seat belt function are missing Drivers sun visor falls down Aftermarket non-power antenna, preset #4 dosen't always work Out temp and average speed on trip computer don't work right Still runs real strong Battery was shot Came with owners manual! Will post pics come daylight Best part...$850.00 and only needs lots of little things RedLance
April 17, 200421 yr Author Yes, I will be bringing it to the Midwest meet as my 86 Turbo XT won't be ready by then.
April 17, 200421 yr Cool I can't wait to see it. I was hoping to have my xt6 ready to go in time but I don't think its gonna happen so I'll just be taking the wagon. Joe
April 17, 200421 yr Author Oh, and it's not really a custom sunroof...just one of those regular aftermarket ones.
April 17, 200421 yr that sounds a lot like my current '6.... aftermarket sunroof, for a while the power steering pump was running all the time and was hooked up to a switch to turn it off, and the damn driver's side sun visor is always falling in my face!
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