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Good to know.
I don't have time to DIY or money to pay for labor right now. Hoping someone else does...

It me

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/ ... 33028.html

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Here are the results of my emblem touch-up from last summer. I also successfully pulled the dash apart to fix the blower motor, replace dead dash lights, as well ...

Wow, this looks like an awesome deal!

https://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/6258819817.html

helipilot77 wrote: Sat Jul 29, 2017 11:51 pm What lake was that? It looks beautiful!

That's a dispersed camping spot in the Gifford-Pinchot NF, on the Cowlitz River.

Edit: I should mention that pic was taken after I walked around and picked up several bags of trash and debris left by previous visitors. Pack it in, pack it out folks!

ARCHINSTL wrote: Sat Jul 29, 2017 10:03 pm Heater blower resistor link containing other pertinent links: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11731&p=89462&hilit=resistor#p89462
Tom M.

Perfect! Thank you.

Thanks for the reply Petros!


it is common to remove the ATM and front grill and paint them flat black, or charcoal. helps appearance greatly.

I do not want to draw any more attention to myself in traffic than driving a 34 years old car already does.


Maybe flat black bumpers and charcoal ...

Summer Update:
After the initial work on the car last summer it's been really dependable. It's been super capable for forest service road dithering and some light off-roading. It's serviceable but not the most comfortable on the interstate (slow, lots of road noise, etc.) I've done a couple of oil ...

Welcome to the Club!
I am surprised that the mech, when replacing the crank's Woodruff key, did not also suggest replacing the timing belt, tensioner, and front crank seal - after all, in for a dime, in for a dollar, esp. as the radiator and front pulley had to be removed.
That front seal is NOT a ...

Hi!

I joined the forum last spring but neglected to post before this. Last January, I purchased a 1986 Tercel 4wd. It's a 5 speed manual with 188,000 miles. I was looking for an adventure wagon and newer cars in my price range on Craigslist were all either a) fake ads or b) too boring. I enjoy ...