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starion&3000gt

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About starion&3000gt

  • Birthday 09/22/1976

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  • Location
    new hampshire
  • Gender
    Male

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  • Website URL
    http://sethbuffum@live.com

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  • Zip Code
    03466
  • Model
    Starion
  • Type
    Other
  • Model Year
    1987
  • Transmission Type
    Manual
  • Factory Color
    California Red
  • Interior Color
    Black
  • Status
    Restoring

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  1. Bought this car in spring as fun project and I'm now just getting to pulling the engine. And man o man this thing has just about every thing that goes wrong on these cars I'm surprise it would start and run.
  2. check this out. http://nh.craigslist.org/pts/2989500248.html
  3. its a 94 3000gt is a base model. i like the vr4 but i really glade it he 's not when i bought this i did the head gaskets. fixed the dent in the oil pan and paint up some part i only drive one or twice aweek still a work in progress. i've only had this car a year now and only paid 500.00. by the way having a hard time posting pictures
  4. I live just out side of keene. and 5 min from brattleboro vt . i will try to post some pic tomorrow. long day!
  5. Names seth, sorry i have not intrudust me self sooner. i bought my starion from a junk yard for 400.00 in feb. I saved it from the crusher. had no clue what i had, just that it was way cooler than my 3000. It has some lite rust and is all stock. The last time it was on the road was in 2005. it runs! I'm compiling a list of parts to go throw the engine to make last another 20 years. I love thing more and more. I'm hoping to have a good relationship with every one . thank you, seth
  6. I'm new to this form. I've use this stuff called Aladdin 3in1 rod, you use it on aluminum to fill holes,cracks or what ever, it really works good. you need map gas not propane and a stainless steel wire brush. dermal a grove in the crack and then use the stainless steel brush and clean it really well . heat it up, and use the rod and touch the metal and melt the rod in to the aluminum. don't heat the rod under the flame you what to try to melt it in as if you're soldering it. youtube has lots of video on it . you can find it at a welding supply store, i went to air gas it cost around 25.00 if i remember . hope this helps.
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