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Yes. You don't need your computer then. The computer mostly operates the Q-jet carb for efficiency and emissions. Your 305 might be a replacement.

Yes. The kick panel below the glove box, on the floor in front of the passenger door is bigger than on the driver side because it has a metal box in it with a cable that runs through the firewall to your engine. That is the ECM...aka, your computer. Take it out and look at it if you want...

I'm an OIF/OEF vet. All my money made in the ME was tax free, but I still had FICA taken out of every single check.

Only the stock blue '84. With just a dusting of snow, the black '87's rear wheels just turn when you only take your foot off the brake pedal. The blue one is still a brick on wheels in the snow, but I used to drive it in the winter almost exclusively because it had such good heat and no a/c...

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You know those little electronic sparkers that ignite grill lighters? They should hook those up to the cows' throats so every time they have to burp, they shoot out little flames like a dragon.

I don't really have an opinion; I just find it interesting...and sort of a relief.

OMG...I was rolling!!! I think the OP was just trolling everyone. Awesome read though. Great post!

Ha...sorry. Now that you've had it out of there, you can see what makes it difficult to get out. Several years ago, I struggled with it for days the first time before I figured it out. Now you know. You are also one of the few people who has actually managed to do it with a metal insert...

People always try to make this more complicated than it needs to be. Assuming the headrest fits into the seat via a wide metal stem like is on the Monte Carlos, all you have to do is lean the seat back, get into the back seat, wrap your legs around the back of the seat so you have more...

Yes, a big "SS" option for some, and maybe a "GNX" or something for others, etc. We're jumping ahead though...I would need to speak to the Admin about this before any of that takes place. For now, I'm just trying to get general non-Monte info. Absolutely. In that first pic, you can see my...

I wasn't really quite ready to drop this bomb on GBodyForum yet, but very well. Several years ago, I designed a trunk panel system for my '87 MCSS: I designed it so that all the pieces install in a way that they hold themselves together...and you don't have to screw anything into your...

I appreciate the responses. I'm asking for an important reason. Though I did say I was assuming they all did, I still need confirmation. So far, I've only got confirmation on the Regal, and Cutlass.

Hello Everyone. I have an '84 and an '87 MCSS. Both trunks look like this: I'm pretty much assuming that all similar year G-body trunks are identical, but what I'm most curious about is where the trunk latches. It sort of looks like a tree trunk with 3 roots coming off of it at the...