Hello From Pine Falls, Manitoba
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Hello From Manitoba
Hi, my name is Dwayne and I started restoring my 1990 Corvette last fall (2021). I'm in the process of changing out the core heater and hand sanding the car. I'm having it painted blue (it's currently white) and I'm changing out the interior to black (from saddle). The interior rug was ruined on the passenger side due to the anti-freeze leak from the core heater. It's lots of work, but I'm enjoying my time in the garage and learning about the "ins and outs" (literally) of my car.
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Welcome Dwayne. You’ve taken on quite a project that many of us don’t have the skills or energy to even contemplate. It sounds like you’re making good progress. When you’re finished it really will feel like your car. Best of luck completing it!
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