[Lord_Galva]

I finally purchased a 968 that I liked and had the cash for.

Obviously it's not a real CS, but I am going to attempt to make it one. =p



93'

Cobalt/Grey

140k miles

Factory 17" Club I's

B&B exhaust

Air Box mod

Koni's up front

Blistien's in back

Aftermarket seats

4 point harness



I love this car.

Found it in Colorado.

I flew out and drove it back.

I took some awesome pictures but I loaded the 35mm film wrong and ended up with a blank roll. ={

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[link517]

Nice! If you dont mind, what brand/model of seats?

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[White968]

I like it ( Love The Script)

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[ebarone968]

Congrats ! Really nice car. Post some more pics. Break out the digital camera.......

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[Lord_Galva]

Don't have a digital cam any more. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/sad.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

Gotta deal with 35mm and developing time. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/tongue.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

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[Lord_Galva]

[quote name='link517' timestamp='1288222670' post='100109']

Nice! If you dont mind, what brand/model of seats?

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They are Ottc-R seats.

I have been unable to find the manufacture.

They might have gone under, however the seats are great.

They feature a movable back rest which enables me to use the back seats. (for storage)

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[hot968]

WOW really nice I saw this being up for sale and loved the color and the look, Congrads much luck with it.

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[Fox944]

Welcome back.

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[gryphon]

Welcome back my friend. You've been through some hard times.



Tom

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[Lord_Galva]

Thanks guys.

Got under the car today and boy is it clean. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/ohmy.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

A good % of parts are brand new under there, even the brakes.

The only concern I have is adjusting the parking brake, it barely works.

Found the adjustment screw under the carpet so I'm going to play with it tomorrow.

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[Langley968]

If you need to go past just "playing" with the adjustment screw and end up inspecting the rear drum parts, then look up my post about "p-brake melt-down" and if the parts have not been replaced, I would suggest putting that on your" to do" list. No panic, just some friendly advice from someone who nearly "s***" his pants when it all came apart at highway speeds! <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/ohmy.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

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