Hit the mother load of Teg parts!
Plastics, lights, rear sway bar, bumpers, steering wheel, seats, full carpet, interior fuse panel, Cruz, a/c, wiring, sun roof! After I sort it out and start cleaning up the good stuff I'll post pix.

 

Yes KC it was like WHAT your just giving all this away! Literally a whole truck load and the little stuff went in the back of my Teg. He had tried to sell it but no one hhu so last week it was "for free" my favorite words in a listing, lol.
I'm not sayin any of it's excellent shape, but it's refubishable !!

 

nice~!! :D youre going to be busy!

 

 

Interior tail light panel


Cruse


Done.


Under hood fuse panel

Done

Some of the parts are too weathered to use, like the air bag with water pouring out of it. But these are good and can be reused.





This had rusty water in the motor, pulled the back off, it was a mess inside. It started out just to see if I could get it running again. Cleaned the magnets and armature, used a wire wheel on a Dremel tool. Brake cleaned everything afterwards.
The most fun was getting the brushes back around the commutator . Used masking tape to hold them back in the guides, set the end back down and pulled the tape out with forceps. The rest went together easily and it ran!! It ran great. Cleaned up the blade and frame and now I have a good spare.

 

It was a great time







Marty Mcfly and the professor


For me it was all about the car's, it was great!

 

hahaha! :D

yah those classics are nice looking for sure.

 

Dremeled a groove front and back
Then JB WELD, sand and prime.









These are Honda/ Integra mirrors, so they're worth fixing. Going to stop when it's in primer.

 

Interesting my 94 has smooth mirrors without the bodylines that stand out, hummm? From what the mirror date code is there must be a design change probably '98.

 

That's was fun, it's not a 10 but a strong 8 : )

 

Before








Done.

 

someone's having fun in their garage! :D nice work.

 

Ye sir really like just fixing stuff! ; ^ )
And love my garage!!

 

yah, the pictures definitely show your talents. :D

 

Thanks ! kenchang.

 

This poor little light had been left out in the weather and had major sun and water damage the panel was cracked so bad and sun bleached I tossed it. That killed me, lol. The housing was broken in three places. The lens was in need of some epoxy too. All in all it took 2 hours to bring it back to a 7 out 10. But it works flawlessly and for what it is and where it goes, it's great.

 

cool, is that a trunk light?

 

Cargo light in a hatch trunk light in a sedan. They're kinda rare, and I wanted to see what it would turn out like. It turned out better than I thought it would! : ^ )

 

cool. are you going to install LED in there or intentionally keep it incandescent? :D

 

It's bagged and tagged with orginal type bulb. Just waiting for a new project car ...
I like the LED bulbs as they use less power and are brighter.