What did you do to your non-G body project today? [2020]

[fleming442]

The wife and I made a 7 hour round trip out to Swift Current and back to pick up a new commuter. The truck is too much of a pig in town.
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A Very well cared for Cobalt LT. Full service history 143 000 mostly highway miles commuting from the U of L to Swift.

YELLOW CAR!!!!

 

[motorheadmike]

Hmmm... put a tank of Ultra94 and some washer fluid in it this morning. This TBSS has been pretty reliable ever since I fully rebuilt it.

It is due for oil changes for the engine and blower. Just so damn cold out. Oh and I need to get the propane tanks refilled too.

 

[Turbolq4]

Pics!!!

I'll try to get a few this evening.

 

[g3chevy]

Installed drop spindles and cross-drilled slotted rotors & new calipers on my A-Body.

 

[DRIVEN]

^^^LOVE those cars!^^^

 

[Bonnewagon]

well cared for Cobalt

Good score!!! I got an '05 Cobalt for the wifey many moons ago and she loves it. 31mpg and few problems besides the recalls.

 

[Local Hero]

I'm seeing everyone on this board complaining about guys using G-Bodies as stock cars. But in my day, I crewed on one of these at the local asphalt tracks. It was a good runner.

Installed drop spindles and cross-drilled slotted rotors & new calipers on my A-Body.
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[g3chevy]

I'm seeing everyone on this board complaining about guys using G-Bodies as stock cars. But in my day, I crewed on one of these at the local asphalt tracks. It was a good runner.

These were great race cars back in the day. Many people forget they dominated NASCAR back in the mid-70's.

 

[Turbolq4]

Pics!!!

 

[FastCraig]

Real solid truck. Ironically I parked close to one the oth

er day and snapped a pic of it.