@@samb9179 it was an antibiotic resistant infection that started out as a bee sting that turned into 4 zits on the bridge of my nose and got infected. It's better now
The paint will cool it down. And it dries the paint faster. Hillbilly powder coat lol. jk. Lookin good. I really appreciate what you are doing as I am poor too and have to make things work. Besides, theres no better way of knowing exactly what you have
"when I was young, I was very poor"...a bit like: I've started life with nothing and have still most of it left"...I can emphasize, being in a similar situation 😂
I am 56 & purchased a white Sprint Turbo when in college back in the late 80's. Amazing getting 50mpg back when gas was $1 a gallon. Most fun little car ever.
That's awesome! There's a Metro Convertible I still see occasionally on the road near me. Same color as yours. Love the dedication to keeping an old car, especially a "weird" one on the road!
i had a 96 getro hatchback 5 speed 3 cylinder. was my first car in the army got it over in germany. was "canada built" but with german gearing. i used to easily get to 90 going down the autobahn. still wish i still had it. wife sold it out from under me and 6 months later was divorced. yes i still wish i had the car her im glad i got rid of!
@Billybigrigger-ic7jp I'm just saying the 3.5 could last quite a long time with a water pump replacement roughly every 150k and early oil changes and nothing else. They're great engines. Some have inherent flaws that can't be fixed without creating other flaws.
I have to be embarrassing honest. I've never heard of such a thing all I know about this is what you just shared However,,, I love to learn, I love to Tinker. To the Internet I go, but sadly hardley enough time to do that let alone tinker on SHIT, lately. Need to build a timafier, to slow down time so I can get more dome in a day. 😂😂😂
You can find vacuum leaks with shaving cream. Grab you some foaming cream and spray it around all your fittings/ suspect leak areas and wherever your leak is will suck the shaving cream In. Then you can fix it and good to go