PNW Chit Chat thread

[kid325e]

I know it's discouraging but sounds like you gotta do the whole HG job over again!

[BraveUlysses]

Time to get some head

[e30austin]

Didn't know you were flipping the whitey. It all makes sense now.

I would love to keep it, but it just doesn't make sense right now. I wish I could. However, paying for school seems to take priority :roll:

[e34croak]

Good man! Get your education done!

[e30austin]

It must be done. Maybe there is a way I can keep both, not holding my breath, though. I can't wait to throw the suspension on tonight and drive it.

[DrJosh]

So you are S50 swapping this white car and then selling it to pay for school?

[EN318isPDX]

So you are M50 swapping this white car and then selling it to pay for school?

[e30austin]

So you are S50 swapping this white car and then selling it to pay for school?

M50, and yes.

[Habla]

Right on, dude

[e30Rooster]

Here's a little update about the paint thing. I'm not going to have the time for this but I hope someone else does. This is a really good deal.

im down, it would basically work like this, i collect a pro rated(deducted from my labor cost) 100-150 deposit from 4-5 people or more just depends i fly out, see all the cars, make a game plan, fly out again in 2-3 weeks with a schedule and plan for each car, this will give people time to plan out the projects. and it gives me time to set a plan for my guys here at my shop. I could possibly bring my work force with me or at least one worker.

i can do it all from bodywork to paint but i will require help with simple things, (trim removal, moldings, and such) not that i cant do it but thats time i can spend on the body/paint

what i need you guys to do is find a place for me to work.

there was one guy who mentioned that he had a spray booth ? that would be perfect but like i said i would need to make one trip for planning and one for actual work.

i have done similar jobs in the past but it has been in state, for muscle cars and such.

with proper planning its totally scooby doo-able

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[EN318isPDX]

Sounds like a huge hassle

[kid325e]

I see many ways that deal could go wrong!

[Keith M]

$800 won't even buy PPG base/clear let alone primer.

[spiDmang]

Hey fellers, track season is coming up, and I wanna start replacing my suspension bushings out.

My main question is, Is delrin or polyurethane better? Condor speed shop has delrin (I think), while rev shift has polyurethane. I plan to do the RTAB's, subframe, diff, front M3 CAB's, etc.

What do you guys think?

[e30austin]

Poly is the best, but expect some roughness and noisiness from the rear end.