New to the MC forum
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New to the MC forum
Hello, my name is Josh and I'm new here to the forums. Currently I own a 95' Monte Carlo LS however it's going the way of old yeller.
I just purchased a 99' Monte Carlo Z34 and can't wait to get it. I previously owned a 94' Lumina Z34 however 2 transmissions later I gave up on it.
From what I know, the sunroof needs to be fixed. I found a website off of google with rebuilt guides. Other than that, a little bit of rust is forming in the rear quarter panels directly above the tires. I live in Minnesota so it'll be high on my list of priorities. Any other mid westerners out there?
I just purchased a 99' Monte Carlo Z34 and can't wait to get it. I previously owned a 94' Lumina Z34 however 2 transmissions later I gave up on it.
From what I know, the sunroof needs to be fixed. I found a website off of google with rebuilt guides. Other than that, a little bit of rust is forming in the rear quarter panels directly above the tires. I live in Minnesota so it'll be high on my list of priorities. Any other mid westerners out there?
#5
From what I've read, the 5th gen sunroof tracks are built from super cheap plastic that goes in no time flat.
1995-1999 Chevrolet Lumina/Monte Carlo Sunroof Information Page
That's the site I found offering reproduced guides and modules. Looks like a good weekend project once I get the car next week. Here in MN they dump salt during the winter like it's going out of style. I really want to nip the rust asap cause one more winter here and it'll be completely through. On a side note, absolutely love the 1/1.5 wide body cars during the winter. Even though front wheel isn't as fun to drive as rear wheel, completely makes up for it in the winter.
1995-1999 Chevrolet Lumina/Monte Carlo Sunroof Information Page
That's the site I found offering reproduced guides and modules. Looks like a good weekend project once I get the car next week. Here in MN they dump salt during the winter like it's going out of style. I really want to nip the rust asap cause one more winter here and it'll be completely through. On a side note, absolutely love the 1/1.5 wide body cars during the winter. Even though front wheel isn't as fun to drive as rear wheel, completely makes up for it in the winter.
#10
Thanks! Exactly the reason why I joined up. Really looking forward to make the new Z34 my own.