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 Sometimes I think "will this ever end?", which makes me love it even more. Been following this from the start. Astonishing!
 
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 That's a very good cause! Glad it's going to be helpful to someone else! All I can really think to say otherwise is hopefully that her father has a full and speedy recovery!Originally posted by Earl View PostI will be selling it=) A girl is buying it for her father that has leukemia so that he has a project. I'm glad it is going to a good cause.
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 love that star-quest.
 
 rear ends so nice and clean, its a shame its going to get all dirty.
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 I will be selling it=) A girl is buying it for her father that has leukemia so that he has a project. I'm glad it is going to a good cause.
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 Assuming by leaving you mean selling/scrapping? Poor thing... Ah well, german metal is better! Nazi>Scrapanese! In some senses anyway...Originally posted by Earl View PostThat was my original project 5 years ago and has just sat lol. It is leaving soon 
 
 Regardless, this has to be the best looking compact I have ever seen still man! Keep making it awesomer... I don't know if awesomer was a word but it is now.
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 That was my original project 5 years ago and has just sat lol. It is leaving soon
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 Repainted the brake shields on Friday
  
  
 
 Also found why my diff wouldn't make a full rotation. I must have bent this trigger wheel when I pulled the flanges out and the assembly rested in the housing.
  
 
 I also attached the trailing arms to the subframe, bolted on the calipers/rotors, and bolted the diff in.
 
 Saturday I bolted the axles on
  
  
  
 
 I then bent and installed the brake lines. I still need to get the clips to hold them tight to the trailing arms.
  
  
  
  
 
 Besides that I have been helping the girlfriend on a project that we just picked up=)
   
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 Dont know why I never checked out your build before, deff will be watching this one from now on. Looking great.
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 the attention to detail in this build is amazing ...subscribed, cant wait to see the finished product ...subscribed, cant wait to see the finished product
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 Subframe and arms are all painted and I started assembling.
 
  
 
  
 
 Condor bushings in and swaybar endlink bracket mounted
 
  
 
 I am still looking for a small case diff cover without broken fins to replace my current one. I can then open the diff and see why it locks up at 3 1/8th turns either way now.
 
 I also took some time Saturday removing bits from the underside of the rear to prepare for wire wheeling any surface rust spots and then cleaning for the Rust seal.
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 Tuesday I finally got the arms outside to prime:
 
  
  
  
  
 
 Yesterday I was able to put a little paint on them and a little more paint on the subframe
 
  
  
  
 
 I'm not sure why they look a little greenish in pictures but the color is a nice medium gray.
 
 After that I started taking the rear bumper support and mounts off so that I can redo some of the undercoating in the rear. I found some surface rust that I want to address properly.
 
  
  
 
 Upon taking the bumper support off, I found that my drivers side mount is blown and a bit crusty
 
  
 
 Currently on the lookout for a used one in good shape.
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 Good god you're on another level. I need to get my shit together.
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