So I guess this is my formal introduction topic.

[2000GTX]

Hey everyone,

I've been around for a little while now, and I've done business with some of you. Some of that business was small time and some was big time (I actually bought a car out of the Cars for Sale section). I bought wowzer's 1991 Eagle 2000 GTX and I'm more than happy with the car and everything about it.

I didn't plan on sticking around this place for any amount of time, I just wanted to buy a car (see my user name), but this forum is full of useful info and helpful people.

So I apologize in advance for any stupid questions I ask in the future and I'll see all of you around. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Doing as much of the work myself is pretty awesome. I'm by no means a mechanic but I've put a few hours into this car so far.

List of "new" parts:
Idle Speed Control motor
Mass Airflow Sensor
Throttle Position sensor
VR4 Accordion Shifter Boot
Galant GSR Alloy Wheels

To Do:
Exhaust (hole up near the Cat)
Muffler (Something with a little more "vroom")
Fenders (Mine are rusted out and the doglegs have nothing to grab on to)
Spoiler (respray)
Replace the rear license plate holder (it's cracked pretty bad)

 

[thedsmguy]

Hi! Pics?

 

[2000GTX]

A crappy pic before I bought some GSR rims:




And another crappy pic once I got the GSR rims on:



Once I get my hands on a better camera, I'll take some more pictures. I will be updating this topic periodically as I do more to the car. I'm going to be throwing on some "new" fenders with doglegs attached once it gets a little warmer outside.

 

[maroonmetallic]

Its nice to see where my GSR wheels went.
Also glad to hear that the 2000GTX is still around. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

If you need any more parts let me know as I might be able to help.

-Shawn

 

[LIV4PSI]

I had never heard of an Eagle 2000 GTX until now.

 

[DR1665]

As a former Talon owner of more than 14 years and 210,000 miles, I have to say that I just love the 2000GTX. Yours is the nicest I think I've ever seen, sir. Kudos.