I don't have any problem with shipping to Canada. I just can't offer it free like I can to the US.

I decided to open up an online store at eCrater. Click http://daes.ecrater.com/ to visit it. I figured this would be an easier route rather than posting up 50+ pictures in this thread.

I just tossed everything on there from my garage clean up. If there is something you want and want to work out a deal, let me know and i'll adjust the price accordingly.

Everything is free shipping to the 48 contiguous United States. No Canada shipments.

I wasn't planning on doing anything electrical to them. Just paint the inside the same color as the car and change the chrome rings to a dark silver color.

What's your suggestion?

I'm keeping the same headlights but i'm going to do something to them too. The radiator support is permanent, so it's staying lol.

I'm not done yet. It's going to look a lot different than the last time you seen it. I have a one of a kind bumper and hood in the works.

The only thing we have in common with a neon is the cylinder block. That's the only thing your going to be able to use. The oil pans are not even the same.

Yup yup

I'm probably gonna strip and sand my car down since the weather has been in the 70's

The convertable was built by Chrysler and is considered part of the cloud car family.

Mitsubishi had nothing at all to do with the convertable.

They are somewhat low profile but not low enough that wal-mart would have any problem mounting them.

I have 225/40/18 and wouldn't let any tech at wal-mart touch them if they were the only tire shop in the state. lol

How did this go from rear drum to disc conversion to GSX front brakes?

The sensor is on the thermostat housing. There are 2 of them. The large one is the coolant sensor and the smaller one is the sending unit for the gauge. Or maybe it's vise versa, I don't remember.

Yellow pages are your friend. Start calling. 

Even with the home tire mounter, your still going to have to seal that bead somehow. lol

And damn, look at that karma! Who did you piss off?

That's about the only way your gonna get that bead to seal doing it yourself rather than a shop. That guy used too much starting fluid tho.