Yep... Title pretty much sums it up. This sucks

In the process of installing a set of Cosmo coilovers (single spring) and I'm looking for some advive on the perch height. I completely removed the stock perch and machined some plates (exhaust flanges) to replace the stock perch. My question is what is an ideal height to weld the new perch at? In the pic it's currently 5 5/16" from the top of the housing. That's putting it pretty close to centered on where the stock perch was welded. I'm not looking to go super low. The plan is for a solid auto

Bought an 89 a few months back, and the more I get into it the more rust I find. I don't think it's worth the time. The motor is strong, so I'm looking for a roller that is in good shape that I can just drop my motor and transmission in. Interior doesn't have to be in good shape. I can swap mine. I'm in South Carolina and willing to travel 300-400 miles, if its the right fit. Any help would be appreciated.

Item Description: I made this shift knob out of a piece of brass and aluminum, epoxied them together. Truth be told it is a little small in diameter to be used as a shift knob but it has the required m10x1.25 pitch and can be used for anything else that requires that.   Asking/Offering price: $20 shipped USPS first class mail   Location: NH   Pictures: http://i512.photobucket.com/albums/t324/polarisman14/For%20Sale%20Items/0628151208.jpg   http://i512.photobucket.com/albums/t324/polarisman14/For