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I am also saving for my first house as well. So might not get a festy until I get a house too. Just needa win lotto this weekend and ill be sweet haha
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Went ahead and finally ordered a Shop Manual, and EVTM for the 91' model year. EVTM should help me find all the grounds that I need to clean up.Last edited by TorqueEffect; 03-12-2014, 10:31 AM.
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Originally posted by jawbraeka View Posthttps://touch.trademe.co.nz/search/s...string=festiva
There is about 4 there.
Little on the steep side.. Might be worth having a look at the black on.. Rare funtop with front gtx bumper and I believe electric windows too.
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Originally posted by Chultz View PostHey. New to the forum. Looked at finding a festiva today. Looked on local auction websites and car yards and the local pick appart. Just needa save a bit of money now!!!!!
There is about 4 there.
Little on the steep side.. Might be worth having a look at the black on.. Rare funtop
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Good luck with your seach. I bought my Festiva on eBay for $248. Better start saving up now.Last edited by bravekozak; 03-12-2014, 06:42 AM.
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Hey. New to the forum. Looked at finding a festiva today. Looked on local auction websites and car yards and the local pick appart. Just needa save a bit of money now!!!!!
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I think I might want some grey manual belts as well if there are any. Looked like that red one had some. Preferably with the long tongues. Because the manual belts used 2 different mounting designs, and I think the late 89's used the long tongue mounts, because my 91' requires the long ones, because I think the ones I got out of a 88 don't reach the top mounting bolt hole, so I only have my current ones attached at the bottom bolt, not the safest thing lol.Originally posted by muleskinner View PostI'll ask the JY guy how much for a headliner when I go there again. Most of them looked pretty good I think.
Plus my painted black manual belts are starting to show the original brown/tan on the edges.
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I'll ask the JY guy how much for a headliner when I go there again. Most of them looked pretty good I think.Originally posted by TorqueEffect View PostGot to finally use my new auxiliary lights. They help visibility significantly. Not bad for a pair of cheapies from Autozone.
Ah. Well it never hurts to ask. I can't really think of anything else I might want. Maybe a headliner, but I am better they want too much for one. I know U-pull wanted like $25 for a headliner. That is ridiculous.
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Washed it.
Blue color I picked (Ford's "Blue Vista".....paint code "G9") sure looks gorgeous when it's clean! :thumbs_up:
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Got to finally use my new auxiliary lights. They help visibility significantly. Not bad for a pair of cheapies from Autozone.
Ah. Well it never hurts to ask. I can't really think of anything else I might want. Maybe a headliner, but I am better they want too much for one. I know U-pull wanted like $25 for a headliner. That is ridiculous.Originally posted by muleskinner View PostWell, The black festys hood had been jacked, meaning it looks like they used a crowbar to open it. The burgandy LX was missing, the 2 blue ones where hit in the front end so the hoods where smashed, and the red one was rusted bad.Last edited by TorqueEffect; 03-11-2014, 09:45 PM.
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Well, The black festys hood had been jacked, meaning it looks like they used a crowbar to open it. The burgandy LX was missing, the 2 blue ones where hit in the front end so the hoods where smashed, and the red one was rusted bad.Originally posted by TorqueEffect View PostI fixed the timing belt tensioner today, turns out I have been driving for months with the only thing holding that tensioner was the spring, and the belt tension, not even a broken bolt, bolt was completely gone. Luckily I found a bolt in a pile of bolts that was just the right size and length, so I used that. Now the engine is nice and quiet, Well about as quiet as a 24 year old, never been rebuilt engine can be. That tensioner flopping around made ALLOT of noise.
Do any of them have a rust free hood? I could use one.
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I fixed the timing belt tensioner today, turns out I have been driving for months with the only thing holding that tensioner was the spring, and the belt tension, not even a broken bolt, bolt was completely gone. Luckily I found a bolt in a pile of bolts that was just the right size and length, so I used that. Now the engine is nice and quiet, Well about as quiet as a 24 year old, never been rebuilt engine can be. That tensioner flopping around made ALLOT of noise.
Do any of them have a rust free hood? I could use one.Originally posted by muleskinner View PostOh yeah, the thermostat housing I forgot about that. I will get them tomorrow morning as well. I know one of the 5 Festies does not have that housing because the head was missing on the one. I'm hoping one of 2 Festies I didn't see has a good radiator in it. Oherwise I will have to get a new one of those.
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Oh yeah, the thermostat housing I forgot about that. I will get them tomorrow morning as well. I know one of the 5 Festies does not have that housing because the head was missing on the one. I'm hoping one of 2 Festies I didn't see has a good radiator in it. Oherwise I will have to get a new one of those.Originally posted by navdoc101 View PostGet the Speedo gear /dipstick from the trans. & the Thermostat houseing.
People always breaking them.
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Drove it to Pull-a-Part. Hitch ball + metal bar that hold the ball, $3. Rust-free Aspire e-brake cable, $6.54.
It'll be awesome to have a parking brake.. be the first one I've ever had on a car lol.
Also picked up 3 Kia Rio 'handle bars' (the straps you grab onto when getting out of a car). Can't wait to install in the Festiva!
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