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05-05-2011, 02:56 PM
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My '93 SSP Coupe
I bought this car about a year ago however a recent deployment delayed my progress. This is not a restoration but a nice freshening up which I will be returning it back to the performance white from the black rattle can job it is sporting. I was going to just drop it off at a paint shop but I talked a buddy of mine (who owns a collision repare shop 1 mile from my house) into doing the job if I did all the prep work. Being that I would rather be able to learn a little body work, that is just fine with me plus I will be on leave for the next month. Right now it is in pieces and I will be starting on the body work next week. I will post pics of the car on Monday.
Done so far (parts are OEM or NOS): -front core support straightened (frame shop) -rebuilt original AOD -new windshield -water pump -new fan -new fan clutch -timing chain -new motor mounts -power steering pump -rebuilt original alternator -inner tie rods -Dynomax cat back -BBK H-pipe -FRPP SS headers -FRPP driveshaft -rear disk conversion -93 Cobra master cylinder -Wilwood PV -new front rotors and pads (NAPA) -new tires -body molding replaced (doors forward) -new headlights -new battery tray -new motorcraft hoses -new motorcraft serpentine belt -new motorcraft wires, cap and rotor -opal grey tweed seats To do: -inner fender apron replacement -paint (performance white) -powdercoat wheels (maybe) -rebuild A/C compressor
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05-05-2011, 09:38 PM
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Thanks. It is a lot of work but I think it will be worth it. Plus I am doing 90% of the work so I am learning a lot. I will post pics of the new aprons tomorrow.
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05-05-2011, 09:52 PM
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I know it's a #### load of work. I'm doing my car right now too. It's not as bad as yours but still a hand full. I'm doing everything myself too. My thread isn't too far below this one.
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05-25-2011, 07:35 PM
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Progress is slow but getting there. Door jams, doors, trunk and trunk area preped and taped off ready for paint.
   
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