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Much better effort in these shots than years past. Good job everyone.

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Hey Eric, old thread, I know... don't get on much these days. An ad for those parts is still posted. I'm in the Detroit area.

He told me he has 2 warehouses full and says he has 15 or 15 sets of GTU and Indy wheels!!! He said exactly the opposite to me when I picked up parts from his house... said he no longer had any new sets of GTU wheels. The collection of parts at his house is fairly extensive, and most are brand new ...

That's really cheap.

i'm not a huge fan of soft top convertibles but that was cool. what didnt they try a model with T-Tops? or maybe the hard top convertible like the 'vettes from around that time... There has never been a production hardtop Corvette convertible. Maybe you're thinking a convertible with a removable ha...

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I came across this video today showing a very short clip of a convertible review: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjY4t-yUgUw&feature=youtu.be First of all, this is the only time I have ever seen the top in action. That alone is cool, but this car immediately jumped out at me for the pillar mount...

-Smaller pulley is for an alternator... larger maybe power steering -Alternator cooling duct, headlight switch (mounts further down the column) -Exhaust or intake part, can't tell what the black part is from that picture -That appears to be an external antenna attached to the mirror, possibly for sa...

I wouldn't hesitate buying it at that price. Sounds like all minor (and cheap) issues other than the motor... and really, a new motor for it isn't that expensive either. Fix and flip.

Damn... can't believe I missed this! Hope it went to a good home.

Someone asked about production numbers. Search my threads to find a complete listing of every convertible built.

And I believe Kyle does not have those indy packages, I have no idea where they are from or ended up for that matter. Sad part is someone with a beretta has them and they're just not on this forum and that what making it so hard to duplicate these. Correct, I do not have them. I'll send Mike an e-m...

Have the original instruction booklet you can reprint too? If not, I should be able to get a scan of it. http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/jj612/elyk89-2/Beretta/P2010323.jpg Can't wait to see sets like this again... http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/jj612/elyk89-2/Beretta/P2010318.jpg http://i1...

Nice....

I'll probably have to get a couple sets of these when they're available.

I know there is a rack that doesn't require drilling. My old car didn't come with the rack, but there were very clear fade lines from where the feet used to be. Keep looking.

Rather late to the subject, but for future reference, Craftsman makes a really handy set of multi-purpose sockets that fit several different head types. http://www.motorz.tv/blog/2988/craftsman-multi-purpose-socket-set/ I have the full set, and it paid for itself when I needed a few reverse torx siz...