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Thanks guys. Michael have you sold any more? And thanks to A0136 for packing it back from the meet. Mike
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I hope to get my air dam installed today and post a photo. Mike
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I agree. More about protection than look.
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should I add grease zerks to the front sway bar supports?
Footer replied to grant mills's topic in 1984-91 Avanti
Grant Got my new 7/8” front bar mounted. I didn’t have enough room to slide the bar over far enough to get the other side in, but I didn’t have any trouble raising the bracket up. Held the end bolts with a needle nose vice grip. Hardest part was getting the new brackets bent into shape so the holes would line up. is there a final verdict in swapping for the shorter steering arms? People happy with the results? Mike -
Maybe I could find a used rusty one and paint it black.
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I haven’t checked but I’m guessing factory grilles are pretty scarce?
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No holes and no grille. 3 options - try and find a factory grille, build a grille, or leave it out.
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My 83 has no grille and I don’t see how one would be attached. Parts book isn’t much help. Looks like lots of options on materials. I’ve painted the air dam I got from Michael Phillips and was considering fabricating a grille as I was flopping around on the floor installing that. Mike
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Anyone have any experience with this company and their grille material? https://www.customcargrills.com/index.asp
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should I add grease zerks to the front sway bar supports?
Footer replied to grant mills's topic in 1984-91 Avanti
Thanks Grant, I’m going to give that a try here in the next week or so. Mike -
should I add grease zerks to the front sway bar supports?
Footer replied to grant mills's topic in 1984-91 Avanti
I’m going to swap out my sway bars. Let us know if you have any tips on the installation. Mike -
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should I add grease zerks to the front sway bar supports?
Footer replied to grant mills's topic in 1984-91 Avanti
A guy told me he put a screw in that hole to keep the bushing from “walking” out. Don’t know if that is a thing, mine haven’t moved. Mike -
Here is a site to check https://www.clocksandgauges.com/home.html
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How deep is the clock body? Would it be possible to mount a quartz movement with a long shaft on the back of the body? I have a volt meter in the clock location so I’m just kind of speculating. Mike
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To each his own, but I think the emblems add to the looks. Mike
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Not terribly expensive, just a lot of patience and trial and error. Might find something on YouTube for working with the stuff that would make you a pro! But I agree with Zedman, I like the look of the ornament on the hood. Mike
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I used an old “S” insert as a pattern. An engraver did the lettering on a black background and cut the piece to size. Made a mold with some silicone molding goop, then poured liquid plastic in the mold over the engraved plastic. Lots of trial and error, but finally got one that was decent. Mike
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I liked the look of the ornament but instead of the “S” insert I made my own paying homage to the designer of the car. I also added the pirate buckles on the quarter panels but just left the inserts plain black. Mike
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Steve, yeah I know where Elmer City is. That would work if you wanted to pack one of those home for me. Just need to make the deal with Michael Phillips. Mike
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Mark, I think he said it was $150. Are you driving back? Mike
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Anyone from Washington State driving? Mike
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Hook up with Chicagoland AOAI https://www.facebook.com/avanti.chicagoland.7
