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My new, old 1998 GTP

solidsnake1972

solidsnake1972

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Well i finaly had some time to take some pictures of my 98 GTP it has 194,000K on it and still drives like new all original paint it has one spot over the drivers rear fender. paid $1300 for it.

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Looks like a decent buy for $1300.

It does have high miles but for the price and what condition its in, nice snag.
 
OHHHHHH.

I read it as miles.

MY BAD!

With that being said, thats for sure a good buy. I bought my GTP with 122k miles for $4,000
 
the only thing the previous owner neglected was the rockers, i ordered a new set and did the work my self (Save $$$) other than that it's in really good shape. It was always kept in his garage since new.
 
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how hard was it to do the rockers mine needs a set and i am about to buy some already have a welder did u just drill the spot welds and they come off?
 


00grandprixgtp said:
how hard was it to do the rockers mine needs a set and i am about to buy some already have a welder did u just drill the spot welds and they come off?
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the rockers i bought were slide-on ones, i just used a grinder to get rid of the rust on the rocker panel lip, slid them in place and welded the on.
 
I have been seeing a green gp in my town since summer and when I first saw your car I thought you were that guy except he has newfoundland plates and you are from new brunswick. Nice colour I love the green.
 


solidsnake1972 said:
Where would be the best place to get the materials?
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Hardware store, such as Lowes.

Go to Autozone, buy a large Spectre air filter (In my Sig, $40)

Go to Lowes buy some PVC piping.

You also need a rubber coupler to hold the PVC pipe on the Throttle Body.

Then you need 3 clamps. One for Rubber coupler on TB, one for Rubber coupler on PVC pipe and one for Air filter on PVC (But the Spectre Filter already comes with one, so you need to buy two more)

Drill a hole in the PVC pipe to put your IAT sensor in, and lastly, buy yourself some paint if you want to paint the PVC pipe, or just leave it white. Your choice.

Another option: just buy the filter and stick it on the end of the TB and call it a day.

Just look at my Sig, you can see my Intake and how simple it is to make.
 
Well i got bored today thought id try tinting my corners and i darkened the inside of my headlights, the tint is a little to dark for me so ill probably sand off a layer and re-polish them.
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Well some a**hole trucker left me a present today at work, a hit and run. There was a witness but she didn't get the license plate all she knew was the transport was from ontario.
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Damn, what a sh1tty thing to happen. Karma will get that fvcker in the end though. Yeah, like Dan said, zombie stitch the bumper together til you get a new one. Corner lights look nice.
 
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