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Gen-Z-Garage - Planning your restoration! (Page 1/1) |
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82-T/A [At Work]
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APR 07, 05:24 PM
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Hey guys, my daughter finished her second video. It's still relatively hands off, but next video she'll be dropping the fuel tank and replacing the fuel sending unit and the fuel pump.
Please share with your friends if you have time. My daughter does a lot of the editing herself, and while she's learning about cars, she's insisting on doing pretty much everything herself, so next week will be a challenge.
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Patrick
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APR 07, 06:04 PM
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Heh heh, she's doing well. When's she going to give PFF a plug?
Out of curiosity, what's hanging below the car?
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82-T/A [At Work]
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APR 07, 07:10 PM
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quote | Originally posted by Patrick:
Heh heh, she's doing well. When's she going to give PFF a plug?
Out of curiosity, what's hanging below the car?
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I'm not really sure what that is... because there was nothing hanging when we drove it in. I think it might have been an optical illusion / shadow.
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Patrick
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APR 07, 07:51 PM
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quote | Originally posted by 82-T/A [At Work]:
I think it might have been an optical illusion / shadow.
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Not a chance! It's pretty clear in the video, starting Here.
Is the passenger side splash shield (that protects the engine bay from road splatter) still in place?
[This message has been edited by Patrick (edited 04-13-2023).]
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82-T/A [At Work]
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APR 07, 09:50 PM
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quote | Originally posted by Patrick:
Not a chance! It's pretty clear in the video, starting Here. Is the passenger side splash shield (that protects the engine bay from road splatter) still in place?
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Yeah, there's nothing at all hanging. It went from that ride, to parked in the garage, and there's nothing hanging down.
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sleek fiero
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APR 08, 12:23 PM
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82-T/A Your daughter is very talented. No wonder your so proud and supportive. sleek
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bergertime
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APR 13, 03:48 PM
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I just bought an 88 GT ttop to restore with my 17 year old son, he wasn't interested, moved to my 15 year old son, not interested, but my 12 year old daughter is. Please keep these videos coming, we can't wait till the gas tank drop.
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82-T/A [At Work]
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APR 13, 07:46 PM
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quote | Originally posted by sleek fiero:
82-T/A Your daughter is very talented. No wonder your so proud and supportive. sleek |
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Thanks Sleek! I appreciate it!!!
quote | Originally posted by bergertime:
I just bought an 88 GT ttop to restore with my 17 year old son, he wasn't interested, moved to my 15 year old son, not interested, but my 12 year old daughter is. Please keep these videos coming, we can't wait till the gas tank drop. |
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Will do, thank you! Congrats on getting your 12 year old into it too! Isn't it funny? A lot of boys are like that today... different priorities I guess from our generation.
My daughter has already dropped the tank. She pressure washed it, hit it with a scotch brite pad, hit it with some rust convert in just a few areas, then some metal etching primer, and then two coats of enamel. It's in pretty good shape. No rust under the car at all that I can see, so I'm pretty impressed. She did about 85% herself... when I would try to help, she would insist that I only show her, and then she would do the rest. For the bolts, I broke them free for her, but she got them all off. The T-bolts were the hardest part for her because she was wrenching away for what seemed like 7-8 minutes per T-bolt, haha... but she insisted. Even used a wirebrush attachment on the parts she cleaned... did all of that.
Working on that video now for her, but she's going to be doing the voice overs, so if I'm honest, it'll probably post mid-next week.
Thanks!!!
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