Since I brought up my spring to-do list, what's yours?

Here's mine:

EGR Valve
Oxygen Sensor
Shocks
Struts
Catalytic Converter
Exhaust Manifold Gasket (maybe)
Throttle Body Rebuild
Power Locks (get them working right, they just aren't fully opening and closing the locks)
Window Cranks (I know, not hard, but since I know I'll be removing the door panels again, these can stay off until I have nothing left to do back there)
Strut Tower Bar
Sway Bar (if I can find one)
Lower Body Brace (if I can find one)
remote starter w/power lock button
insulation/sound dampening for behind the door panels (can buy new from Gotelli Speed Shop in San Francisco)

after all that:

send out for alignment because of the new struts
send out for body work
hope I have enough bucks left for the paint job!

Haha geez,
mine is....
Brittany's 87 wagon:
z24 wheels/tires
z24 bumper + hood
92+ brake swap
fartcan
Aftermarket steering wheel(So I can take it for my hatch )
CAI
New rear axle
New Front passenger K-frame
passenger side automatic axle
3.1 radiator swap
new front seats
one of my old tach's I have laying around installed
driverside marker light(old owner broke it loose)
rockerguard underneath
floormatts
re-paint sidemirrors
fix rear passenger power window motor
see whats up with the air conditioning
clean up under the hood
tear off rubber guards

AAAAAND My hatchback:
PAINT!!!!!!!!!!!
New rear tires,
shorten driveshaft,
carpet,
aftermarket headlights/bulbs,
inner fenders made up,
speakers/stereo,
drive-shaft safety loop,
rill holes for cowl's water drain,
finish rocker covers,
finish shortening sideskirts,
exhaust,
clean up/paint underhood,
re-paint trim,
seatbelts,
windshield,
WIRING
door/hatch locks,
'55 chevy vent window cranks for window cranks,
door panels,
emergency brake,
overhead console,
hood cable,
hood prop rod shortened,
fender braces,
heater,
tint glass,
LEDs,
Air Filter,
Rollcage padding,
Hood pins,
Radiator rubber,
And even more, But I'm way too tired to list.


Going to be a fun spring, eh ? LOL

wow - I am tired just looking at your lists...
mine sounds short
finish cleaning
put head back on
take turbo off and put new gaskets on
cv boot on driver side
front bumper cover off and paint
ac reinstall

front struts
tie rod ends
front end alignment
replace coil
install MSD 6A ignition box
power seat installation
new carpet
cover dash and console trim with brushed silver vinyl
install cd player
replace speakers
fix water and oil gauge
reinstall interior
fix head light motor
make lower bumper opening mesh insert
rebuild door driver door hinge
replace drivers door bottom
soldier hacked up power window wiring
replace window sweep rubber
replace windshield wipers
replace windshield glass
replace convertible top
replace rust rot by rear wheel opening
strip paint
do body work to smooth body
paint car
wet sand and buff paint
replace tires
sand, paint and polish aluminum wheels
buff plastic turn signal and parking light lens
reset trunk torsion bars to open trunk due to recently installed gt rear spoiler
in short, pretty much entire restoration
enjoy topless fun with girl friend!

Well if I ever get done working on this 02 civic for my nephew.I hope to do the rear end work on sunny.
new drums
new whl cyldrs
new wheel brgs
new e brake cables all three
new brake hose
all this for the rear
Then work towards the front end
I would list that but,let me get the easier stuff 1st.The rear has been upgraded already from a full rear strip,wet sand,primer paint,new undercoat in wheel wells,new shocks and do have a rear sway bar that I will install after the above need to get those bushings too.

Okay here's my spring to do list: Mine's pretty short but some items are labor intensive.

1) replace old drivers side manual seat with power rails and harness
2) fix cruise control
3) find the source of the seal leak in my air conditioning system and seal it then...
4) recharge air conditioning with R 134.
5) Remove old deck lid (it's got a very small rust hole due to someone doing a very poor job of installing an aftermarket luggage rack thus causing the deck kid to rust. The present deck lid is repairable, and will be put into storage as we've got one ready to be repainted and installed.

CHEER UP GUYS! WINTER IS DARNED NEAR OVER!!!

I am swamped this year!! Have no idea how much I'll get done, but guess I'll work on what things as the flow goes.

Got paint to work with on the Wagon, the Pontiac, and the Truck. that in itself would keep me busy all summer easily. need to do some painting underneath too as well as the bodies as time allows. Guess I'm just going to try to work on the roughest parts this year as time and weather allows.

Replace Springs, Water pump, Sway Bay Bushings, Brake Pads,Calipers & Rotors on '86 Ranger

Replace Cam/Cam Followers/Compensators as needed plus install my shiny new Cam Cover compliments of Paul , Struts on '84 Sunbird. Car could use an new Radiator and hoses too.

Drop Trans Pan/ Change Filter & Fluid . Replace Struts & Shocks on '86 Wagon

Completely strip down an '83 Cavalier Hatchback and an '86 Cavalier Sedan. (This could easily keep me quite busy all summer as well).

Guess I could stand to be 20 years younger and have 6 more summer months! I sure won't be bored, that is for sure!!



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Hmmmmm,
I'm going with drilled/slotted rotors, new ceramic pads, new calipers and brake hoses (all purchased and waiting for warmer weather to install)

Find a Z-24 hood, paint and install it
Fix my (once again, grrr) saggy headliner
Finish my cargo area two-tier storage project.
Re-charge my A/C
Tint rear 7 windows
Possible exhaust upgrade





~ Mike ~