Hello from Long Island
#1
04-09-2010, 05:16 AM
Hello from Long Island
Just wanted to say hello & thanks for all of the info that you provide here. I have a 2003 SS that I am now in the process of sprucing up.
I am the original owner and unfortunately had to use the car for a daily commute to NYC to get to & from work. The car has had a rough go of it over the years. As a matter of fact within three weeks of purchase an employee hit the car with a company crane and wrecked the passenger fender!!!
Well, now I no longer work there and I am in the process of bringing the car back to tip top shape. Thanks to you guys I already replaced the stock cat (which collapsed) with a ZZP high perf one.
I am sure I will have questions as I go as I am a DIY type of fellow.
Peace Out.
I am the original owner and unfortunately had to use the car for a daily commute to NYC to get to & from work. The car has had a rough go of it over the years. As a matter of fact within three weeks of purchase an employee hit the car with a company crane and wrecked the passenger fender!!!
Well, now I no longer work there and I am in the process of bringing the car back to tip top shape. Thanks to you guys I already replaced the stock cat (which collapsed) with a ZZP high perf one.
I am sure I will have questions as I go as I am a DIY type of fellow.
Peace Out.
#2
04-09-2010, 06:01 AM
Welcome to the Monte Carlo Family
We look forward to seeing pictures of your 03 S.S.
What color/options/miles ?
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Glad to read that you are fixing `up your Monte,
and don't have to drive into the city.
Wish you safe/fun, trouble`free miles.
EnJoy the MCF
Good Luck
#4
04-09-2010, 08:41 AM
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Southeast PA
Posts: 25,136
Welcome to the forum 
As a DIY guy, you should try to find the service manuals (set of 3) on ebay for cheap. I was able to pick them up for $18.
Mine is a daily driver also (since the day it was purchased) hoping to change that around in the next couple of months. Keep reading the forum and learning, you'll have a huge to-do list soon
As a DIY guy, you should try to find the service manuals (set of 3) on ebay for cheap. I was able to pick them up for $18.
Mine is a daily driver also (since the day it was purchased) hoping to change that around in the next couple of months. Keep reading the forum and learning, you'll have a huge to-do list soon
#7
04-09-2010, 10:50 AM
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