What did you do to your G-Body today? [2011-2018]

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Onehit

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I got my new SS fuel line from inline tube for when I get my carb back. Looks spot on compared to the original that I rounded the ends off trying to get it off with vise grips.
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Injectedcutty

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After fighting, cussing, and cutting out more urethane, I was finally able to get my windshield trim installed yesterday!....
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I also got this billet throttle cable bracket for the Holley intake...
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MrSony

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Today is the first day I really dig into my 87 Monte Carlo Aero coupe, maroon/maroon non T's. Just took delivery on it last weekend. It has 867 miles on it. The car has obviously been sitting most of it's life so a few things aren't up to par. First, the tach in not working. The power seat, which looks as if it's been added by the original owner is not moving for and aft, only up and down. Also the metal frame inside the seat cushion is broken. Looks like someone has added the power seat track since the holes on it are reamed out to fit the stock seat. Also, it appears they cut a hole in the inner seat cushion support to install the power seat controls and that's why the support split. Took out the power seat track, had my friend help me weld up a patch on the seat frame and am currently waiting for a set of manual seat tracks. Hopefully I'll get the right ones. Next, the "chrome" on the power window switches are deteriorating so I will replace them when the new ones arrive. Same for the ends of the door straps but I can't find that design anywhere. Seems as though only the square type is available. On aero coupe's there is a piece of black rubber trim attached to each quarter sail panel to cover over the rear window flange on each side. These pieces are warped beyond repair so I bought a piece of vinyl cove molding that I'll cut and shape and install over the exposed flange. Driver and passenger shoulder belt bolt covers are missing. Got a pair and a can of dye on the way. Next the exhaust system has several holes in it around the area where the pipe splits to go to each muffler. I'm replacing everything from the cat back with kit from Jegs that features aluminized steel. Hopefully it will last longer. Got one headlight out, go figure? I will completely flush brake fluid and coolant. Changed the oil for synthetic and added a Liqui Moly treatment. Tires look brand new, paint and body excellent. Tried uploading pictures but got an error message saying they were too large.
867 miles?! Hot damn. Post some pics!
 
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timo22

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Well, I got my power steering pump and lines installed. Also put the alternator on. I went ahead and used my old headers and exhaust from my 81 Malibu and installed it.
I made a plate for my #6 passenger side body mount and got that welded in. Still need to do #7 and a spot on my rear inner fender. I guess that will happen next weekend. timo22
 
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RegalBegal

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Finally got around to taking a few pics of the new interior I installed this past week.

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