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92-93 use longer swaybar links that bolt to the struts. the 90-91 have brackets that bolt to the knuckle.

my 96 was rusting in the rear shock tower where it meets the floor

Wine instead of beer!! lol

Miss you old guy! Get well soon!

i wonder if you can weld it back together?

almost wish i would have bought the 2nd gen instead of the 4th... I dont play with cars nearly enough. LOL

take it back to whoever did the brakes if you didnt have the same problem before.

last wash of the year hopefully, and my first mobil 1 oil change for the camaro. it may already had it but i have no idea.

i had a 91 305 caprice, best car i've ever driven in the snow!!! lol

i always thought an inner cage might work better. like bracing the floor in the back or a mini cage brace from drivers to passenger side almost like what people do to put in racing seat belts.

mine are this style...

on a beretta you could make them pretty easy if you have a welder. i think you would need something than just straight steel ran front to back. with some diamonds and triangles. would be pretty cool if someone pulled it off.

judging by the welded subframe connectors on my camaro, i see no reason as to why you cant put something similar on a beretta. as to whether or not they do anything is another story.

Just a little update... Picked up spindles calipers and rotors off a 2001... Still have to get them cleaned up for install and get a new pair of pads. Other than that its just been driven to the grocery store or menards for my many various house projects. Its getting to be winter time so i'm going t...

changing engines like underwear LOL

that would be cool to add to my stable, but would never get out of my driveway if there was snow on the ground... bump for cool ride.

i didnt think it was horrible for a scanned photo lol