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Re: '77 260GT

Post by 77 » April 07, 2009

Image Odd, found these while looking for M3 parts...
Happy coincidence.

For J&J, it's the clutch pedal, shifter, and rear strut upper for the M3 that needs freshening. Should work out to be cheapish, even if Turner's the best prices.
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Re: '77 260GT

Post by idreamidrive » April 07, 2009

how did you not realize the clutch pedal was all fucked up? is it all that time driving your automatics?
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Re: '77 260GT

Post by 77 » April 07, 2009

It's hardly "all fucked up". Cheapy fix that will come after your birthday.
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Re: '77 260GT

Post by 77 » April 19, 2009

Image This week's homework:
Get steel and hardware to mount it factory subframe style.
I also have to break down and buy a decent spot weld bit. Image Meh, opinions on TheSamba are suggesting I keep on rocking with bits... Also try out the self-tap screws we have around, not a bad idea. Plan on mig-ing the shit outta the chassis as practice anyway.
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Re: '77 260GT

Post by Zero » April 19, 2009

nice nice cant wait to see it done.
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Re: '77 260GT

Post by kotomile » April 20, 2009

For as long as this is taking, I hope you beat on this car like it owes you money when it's done.

Plus, I want to see a 240 go around a circuit without drifting.
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Re: '77 260GT

Post by 77 » April 20, 2009

kotomile wrote:For as long as this is taking, I hope you beat on this car like it owes you money when it's done.

Plus, I want to see a 240 go around a circuit without drifting.
:nod: That's the plan, Stan. I don't intend on wrecking it while looking like an asshole to the pleasure of 14 year old boys. Only Tenchu entertains anything that young.
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Re: '77 260GT

Post by .saint » April 20, 2009

^ rofl. i loled at that one.
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Re: '77 260GT

Post by 77 » April 20, 2009

http://www.m-cal.com/Products/list/Conn ... AS-Series/

Don't mind me, just saving a link for later.
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Re: '77 260GT

Post by Secret Squirrel » April 22, 2009

77 wrote: :nod: That's the plan, Stan. I don't intend on wrecking it while looking like an asshole

quoted for me.



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