Project: Resurrection GT
04-13-2010, 03:04 PM
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I posted this to show a save- and have some fun for once 
-I don't have a business to discuss on here, keeping it about the cars only if you please-
I'm just your pal Mase, car freak....Enjoying the scenery... and your company.
-I don't have a business to discuss on here, keeping it about the cars only if you please-
I'm just your pal Mase, car freak....Enjoying the scenery... and your company.
04-18-2010, 10:22 AM
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Finished the job and Drove the GT down to Atlantic City last night (about 70 mile). It performed FLAWLESSLY. The suspension is tight, the car goes straight, and holy TORQUE!!!! Now I see what all the fuss is about. I'm keeping this one.
What a great car! I'll post photos tomorrow.
What a great car! I'll post photos tomorrow.
04-18-2010, 12:01 PM
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My compliments Mason on saving "Joe's car". Glad to see it is re-assembled, and not being sold as parts. I've had many enjoyable trips around Watkins Glen and Lime Rock with the harness snugged up tight in that car with Joe driving. It's gonna' bring you lots of enjoyment. Consider taking it back to "the Glen", which was almost it's graveyard! Then, you'll know what the car is REALLY capable of doing.
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04-18-2010, 12:45 PM
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Joe had it real Low in the back.... fronts are set to stock height I suppose..... some tweaking to do- no biggy.
Still needs the front spoiler, adjust the pass. side fender, headlights aimed, and the ABS light is on... I might have put the wrong pump in...oops. The airbags are here, I just have to install them.... but I got a momo competition wheel from Carl and the quick release hub, so I'm not sure. I also got his aluminum motor mounts, tranny mounts, steering rack bushings, and skid plates. I have ss brake lines, a 928 specialists strut bar, and some really wide RH 18" wheels..... gonna have to roll those rear fenders I guess Car will be at Hershey.
Still needs the front spoiler, adjust the pass. side fender, headlights aimed, and the ABS light is on... I might have put the wrong pump in...oops. The airbags are here, I just have to install them.... but I got a momo competition wheel from Carl and the quick release hub, so I'm not sure. I also got his aluminum motor mounts, tranny mounts, steering rack bushings, and skid plates. I have ss brake lines, a 928 specialists strut bar, and some really wide RH 18" wheels..... gonna have to roll those rear fenders I guess
Car will be at Hershey.
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04-18-2010, 12:50 PM
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I won't ever take this one on the track though- it sounds like taboo to me 
It already has. Hearing it fire up and having no after-effects to the motor was mega enjoyable.... and dropping the hammer on the AC expressway yesterday was all the vindication I ever needed from this girl. I'm glad I had the discipline to let it sit around for the last year, and restrain myself from selling off the parts- well worth the patience. A concept I'm still grasping with some effort- patience
