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    1. #21
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      Sep 2001
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      Nice project. I have a 92 240 wagon as my DD. I see clean wagons every few months for reasonable prices. Following this with interest!
      69 Camaro convertible, 410, M22, 8-pt cage therapy program. SOLD.
      68 camaro - SOLD
      67 Bel Air - New street project with perfect floors, frame and trunk!

    2. #22
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      Sep 2004
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      Two days well spent with a flurry of work. The 1991's engine and trans pulled and dropped into the 78' along with a strip of the 91's interior.





      A little interior "cleaning"



      The 91 was soooo clean we hated to tear it apart but we did a little measuring and didn't feel so bad, driver's frame rail=1.25" bent upwards, no wonder it looked like it was dog-tracking going down the road.


      This week's project will be gutting the rest of the car and transplanting the newer style dash and wiring harness into the 78', I will be using every part I can from the donor including the newer style windshield. I also have a laundry list of small parts to get ordered for the suspension and air install.

    3. #23
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      Sep 2004
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      Sent the donor to the crusher last Saturday after picking it clean


      And the coupe has to suffer the same fate to be put back together....






      And back together it goes....




      Entire wiring harness, fuel system, coolant system, and brake system will be used on the coupe, I'll even have heated seats and air conditioning. I will be switching to a hydraulic e-brake due to the wheel studs hitting the factory system, this will also shave a few pounds off the rear end, which will also be swapped after a clean-up and bushing replacement. The front suspension will be modded for the airbags and will be bolted up in one piece.




      The sooner I get the mess of parts from the donor on the coupe and out of the garage, the sooner I can start back on the LM7 harness and setting it up for twin turbos, that should be a fun winter project. ;)

    4. #24
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      Sep 2004
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      I hate when life gets in the way of a good project!

      Work that's been done since last:
      Swapped out v8 front crossmember to stock 91. (Then finish welding for v8 conversion)
      Installed new ball joints
      Installed 91 steering rack and attached hoses
      Reinstalled slam panel
      Installed 23mm front sway bar with poly bushings and end links
      Installed 91' rearend, wiring, and fuel system
      Ordered hydraulic e-brake, fittings, and Wilwood prop valve(replumb crazy swedish brake system)


      I hooked up all the wet lines and...

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvbsH...&feature=g-upl

      This is where it sits for now
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      Put it back on stock 14's temporary while I order new wheels
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      More parts being ordered like air ride parts I gave to a buddy for his project....

    5. #25
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      Sep 2004
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      LM7 PCM and DBW goodies purchased here on pro-touring! Thanks 1976CamaroGuy! Almost the last parts needed for the LSX swap. New wheels are ordered.

    6. #26
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      New set of Cipher seats in hand!
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    7. #27
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      nice seats! where'd you get those?
      Rene P.

      My 1968 firebird build thread--->https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...rd-on-a-budget

    8. #28
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      Sep 2004
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      Was going order from the guy of the boards but came across this pair for $250 on craigslist, saved a buck fifty.

    9. #29
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      Driver's seat mounted this morning using factory seat rails and two brackets. One thing I do wish was the car had a tilt wheel but it sits well.




      Also my MOMO steering wheel adapter came in but I need to drop it off at the machinist to get it shortened, I want to run a 3" dished wheel and these are built for a flat wheel.

    10. #30
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      Sep 2004
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      Finished the front seat install, both are bolted in and safe.



      Then I moved on to some interior work, started dyeing the rear door panels black.



      And wrapped the back deck in some black vinyl I had lying around.




      Then mounted the one late model side view mirror I have, need to hit the yards for a passenger side



      Also did some cleaning up of the floors, rear deck, and trunk in prep for paint and carpet.

    11. #31
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      Sep 2004
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      Parts flying in, left and right. New E-code headlights and bulbs arrived today along with new wheels, while not big by pro-touring specs they are an easy fit without cutting for now or until fundage allows some cutom built wheels for the car. Volvo has the weird 5x4.25 pcd and even with adapters makes wheel selection difficult.



      Rear tires mounted....



      And both rears mounted to one side...





    12. #32
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      Nov 2010
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      Pro touring Volvo's are cool....

    13. #33
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      Aug 2004
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      Dunwoody, GA
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      That's a good looking wheel.
      Trey

      "The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese."
      ~ Jon Hammond

      1979 WS6 Trans Am stock LT1/T56 drive train out of my Formula. BMW M-parallel rims. C5/C6 brakes

      build thread https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ghlight=begins

    14. #34
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      Apr 2009
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      Very nice build. Love Volvo's. Check out Yoshifab. Makes some reasonably priced custom parts for the 240 series. Adjustable Torque Rods, rear trailing Arm Boxing Plates, Control Arm Box Plates, 240GT style strut tower/firewall braces, lower chassis braces. The front brake kit is really nice though. Right around $400.00 for a 4 pot upgrade.

      Yoshi Adapters :$75.00
      960 drilled/slotted rotors :$80.00
      Yoshi braided lines :$69.00
      RX7 turbo calipers :$150.00
      Pads :$30-60

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      960 rotor 11.25" vs stock 10.25", technically a "Big Brake" kit
      You can't be slick to a can of oil

    15. #35
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      Sep 2004
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      DFW, Texas
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      I'm a member over on TB, yoshifab and kalphenke make some nice stuff for Volvos. I had considered the big brake upgrade but the weight it removes with the aluminum caliper it puts back on with the heavy rotor. I'll be raiding the wilwood catalog for my brake upgrade. ;)

    16. #36
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      I like those rims, and I love the seats!!
      Rene P.

      My 1968 firebird build thread--->https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...rd-on-a-budget

    17. #37
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      Sep 2004
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      DFW, Texas
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      Dropped off measurements at the machinist for the custom bushings I need to run the rod end arms and picked up this:



      The factory MOMO hub was shortened 3" just to run a dished wheel. :thumb

    18. #38
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      All I can say is awesome

    19. #39
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      Sep 2004
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      DFW, Texas
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      I needed a break from wiring and wrenching, time to start the welder and get busy.









    20. #40
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      Sep 2004
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      DFW, Texas
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      52 holes filled today...





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