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Caribe is an E10 paint code. 1965-1969 "Caribbean blue was reformulated to Atlantic blue.

i havent done mine yet, but I have a sheet of textured PVC that looks like the original vinyl. I'm planning to heat it and shape it over the old cracked piece of fiber board that I have

Assuming you need the intake, throttle body, linkage, fueling (including pumps), fuel rail & injectors, fuel pressure reg & return line, plus the harness and ECU.. personally, I would find a whole b35 car, like an e32, late e24, or e34. That way I could cannibalize everything without having to...

you can see in this pic there is a line how high the water went (FL=flood level)

you could go boosterless. Chase bays has a kit

Right? I made a bunch of calls for this and was quoted 600-900 for a new diveshaft. I ended up picking up an e28 DS for $60

I'm feeling a little slow today but I dont know what youre asking for here

The 260/6 works just fine if you're less concerned with a speedo. (probably $500-1000 less)

that may be true, but it didn't affect me. and I have big ass feet

youll only need the clutch pedal and the longer pivot bolt, not the brake.

I would, but im literally on the opposite side of the country it would be cheaper for me to get my own. lol

what about the suspension? can i have it? :)

i used to do this on my vw rabbits. breaker bar, braced against the ground, and bump the starter a couple times. always worked

thats what I used. It took about 30 seconds of rattling the impact before it broke free

isnt that how 97% of all brakes are made?

Im using this: https://www.amazon.com/Performance-Tool-W1475-Telescoping-Hood/dp/B00EDEEOT2?th=1

easier to just remove the steering wheel

Youve got a loose belt :D

It got put on hold. I got rid of the car with the offending windshield and got another. now I have a brand new seal and the flex trim, but I don't need to use it. I'm still holding onto it because I'm probably going to paint the new project in a year or so.