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Coach Carr's Opening statement:
"I am extremely pleased with this class. Recruiting is a team effort. I want to thank our players and all the people who are part of our team in terms of recruiting; our faculty, the academic support staff, people on campus, the students who welcomed some of our guests during the recruiting visits, especially at the basketball games and of course I think our coaches did a tremendous job. I am pleased because I think it is an excellent class. We have a lot or work to still do. Recruiting is a lot of work, but the really hard work is to take a group of guys who come in from all over the country and get them to play with one goal and one focus and to play together as a team. With the enthusiasm we have for the guys in this class, it is just the beginning. There are always questions and over the course of the next three or four years, those questions will be answered."
On if more players might sign:
"We are still working."
On LaMarr Woodley:
"I was sound asleep the other night and I got a call from his mother and she was excited. She is a woman of great enthusiasm and she has a great laugh that is infectious. She woke me up and she told me that LaMarr was coming to Michigan. I think LaMarr has everything it takes to be a great football player. He is a guy that has a great competitive spirit. He has all the athletic ability, but he is a tremendous competitor. On my day in Saginaw, I had the opportunity to watch him compete in a basketball game and to see a guy that big move as well as he does and compete as hard as he does. I think he is a team-oriented guy. He has big goals and he should have big goals because this kid has a chance to be something special and we look forward to having him at Michigan."
Was Coach Carr able to fall back asleep after LaMarr's mother called?:
"No, you know what I have hard time normally getting to sleep. I got to sleep very well that night and she interrupted me and I didn't get back to sleep for about three hours and it was worth it."
On Woodley:
"I have been through enough, the first time I relax is when the signings are in. I have been in a house with three or four coaches on signing day all expecting to sign that young man. Off course they have changed the rules since then. I have felt very good, but what I liked about LaMarr was he was under a lot of pressure every time he visited someone to commit. He never said anything until he was ready commit. Once he told he was going to do it I felt very comfortable that he was going to do what he said he was going to do."
On Woodley playing as a freshman:
"I think that he will come in here and compete and play as a freshman. They all have a chance and then we'll see what happens. Some of it comes down to what happens in spring practice. A lot of it has to do with what kind of condition and where they are physically when they get here and then of course another part is how they pick things up when they get to the meetings. Then the competition."
Again on the possibility of LaMarr Woodley seeing playing time this upcoming season:
"I think LaMarr would be competitive no matter who was here. He is 250 pounds. For example, Victor Hobson, who had a great football career at Michigan, was probably 225 pounds or so when he came here as a freshman. Here you have a kid who is 18 years old and is 250 pounds. He is physically more advanced than what most high-school seniors are. Along with his athletic ability, I just think he has the strength and the size to line up over a tight end and play that position. He has tremendous mobility. He's tough, aggressive and he has wonderful mobility. I saw that more in the basketball film than I did in football. I watched very little film of him during his senior year because we had already made the decision and we knew he could play. In basketball, his lateral mobility is what impressed me."
On Prescott Burgess:
"I think that he is the biggest safety that we have ever had. With Ernest Shazor and Prescott in there they will be the two biggest safeties in the country, I don't think there any doubt about that. I had a chance when I was down in Warren to watch Prescott practice basketball. He is another guy that we have recruited for a long time and he has been on campus a number of times. He is a good friend of Carl Diggs. He is a very physical guy that is a powerful contact type of player. He is the kind of guy that is good in the open field. I think he fits well into our scheme extremely well since we are always bringing a safety down into the box. He is really a guy that has linebacker size with safety athletic ability so he fits extremely well."
On Ryan Mundy:
"He is really a tremendous athlete. Of course Ryan came from the same high school that Steve Breaston came from in Woodland Hills. Of course those are two tremendous guys from the same high school. Ryan is another guy that we have been after for along time he was up here as a junior and was an early commitment. I think that the thing that really attracted him outside of the school is that he will have an opportunity to compete early."
On Will Paul:
"Will Paul is another one of those guys that Andy Moeller recruited. This is the first time in a while that we have had two guys from the state of Missouri and I give that credit to Andy. Will Paul is one of those guys who loves to lift and train. I think he is a guy who is going to be a wonderful football player here."
On Jim Presley:
"I had an opportunity to see him play basketball last week. He is an outstanding athlete. He has great movement and he is an outstanding player. I think he has a tremendous upside. He is a good student. He is a guy that is going to have a fine career here. We are already arguing about where to play him because in my mind he would be an outstanding fullback. We talked to him in the recruiting process more as a linebacker. There is no question in my mind that he could play on either side of the ball. I think that is always a wonderful thing for a player and for us."
On Shawn Crable:
"Shawn Crable is a guy that we recruited for a long time. He is big and physical. He is a guy that has a great upside, and I will say that about a number of these guys. Shawn has tremendous potential. I think that was a battle that went right down to the wire. All of our coaches did a tremendous job. To get Shawn out of Massillon, Ohio, was a great recruiting job by Scott Loeffler. If you have been around recruiting you know it can be very competitive and he did a tremendous job. I think Shawn will be a linebacker. He is very agile and as I said he is 6-4 or maybe 6-5. He is a big guy with range and he is going to play linebacker."
On cornerbacks Leon Hall and Brandent Englemon:
"Leon Hall committed very early. He was aware of DeWayne Patmon and Hayden Epstein. I really like him. I think he's a guy that has an opportunity to come in and make a contribution this fall. That's one of the reason he came here. Brandent is probably going to end up at safety. He was a quarterback who Jim Herrmann stayed on through the recruiting process. We weren't sure if we were going to have enough scholarships. Jim stayed on him and he came in last weekend and he liked it. This kid is a tremendous athlete. We just like the kid and we like his athletic ability. He's 190 pounds and he could very easily end up at safety."
On the many defensive players:
"We are always looking for positional needs. The over-riding thing is that you are always looking for guys that first of all were the type of people that we are looking for at Michigan. Certainly it happened this year that we did take more defensive players. I think part of that is the fact that we lost more players on defense than we did offensively. It was not planned."
On if Clayton Richard's baseball interests played a role in his decision:
"I think you would have to ask Clayton if the fact that Drew Henson did both here made a difference. I personally think that he chose Michigan football because he loved it here. There are a lot of things. The opportunity I think he liked. On his visit here he was in some situations on campus where I had an opportunity to observe him. I think this kid has a real love for the game. He is a goal-oriented guy and obviously he is talented from the standpoint that he is an outstanding baseball player. That is something we will have to see how it goes."
On Garret Rivas:
"We had some of the leading kickers in the country here last summer at our camp. He was the guy that we wanted, the guy that we highlighted from the beginning. This guy can kick the football and he is going to have an opportunity. He had an outstanding season as a punter. Coming in here last summer he had not spent a lot of time working on his punting. He had a great year and his dad played in the NFL so he has been around the game. Of course, Jay Feely went to the same high school and has worked with Garret through the years. I think Jay has had an impact on him and I think Jay was a factor in terms of Michigan. If he is like Jay, which I think he is, then he will do very well here."
With signing a kicker will you have Adam Finley focus on punting?
"The good news is with what Adam did this year we have a great situation in that we will have good competition. We recruited Garrett first as a kicker."
On Anton Campbell being a running back or defensive back:
"Well I have told them both (Jerome Jackson) they are going to come in here with a chance to be a running back. I think they both understand that at some point based on what happens. They are going to have opportunities and then will see how that goes. The good news is some times you go in recruiting a running back knowing that if he doesn't pan out as a running back then there is no place for him to play. The good news about both of these kids is if they don't pan out they can play on the other side of the ball."
On if he saw the U.S. Army All-American game in San Antonio:
"I saw about 10 minutes of that game. As coaches that game takes place during a dead period, which means there is not contact on or off campus. We were at the national convention and I only watched a few minutes of it. I really did not see enough to make any kind of assessment. We did have a number of guys there. Based on my conversations with them it was a good experience for them. I think Prescott Burgess announced he was coming to Michigan while he was down there. We received a lot of positive things in terms of exposure for Michigan at that game."
On Jerome Jackson:
"When you look at what his brother has done at Minnesota and talking to his coach Don Durrett, he comes from quite a family. Jerome is one of those guys that at times on any team you have guys that can get over shadowed maybe because of a guy that has so much ability such as LaMarr. Jerome Jackson is an outstanding football player. He is tough and physical and I believe that he will get better as he goes along and he has a tremendous work ethic a guy that really likes the game. That's what I like. I would say that about a number of these guys, as we all know it will be a different level. Jerome is a guy that I know loves the game and is committed in terms of weight lifting. So he will always be competing and he is another guy that can play more then one position.
On offensive lineman Jake Long and his size and athleticism:
"I got a chance to watch Jake play basketball. He is going to be as big as a house. Well, he is already as big as a house and he's going to get bigger. He is a very good athlete he's a basketball player and baseball player a real leader at his school. I went into the school last spring and it was quite a day and I met everybody in that school all the students all of the faculty. Really every one of them wanted to tell me what a unique kid he is. A tremendous leader in school and involved in a lot of activities a very popular guy. We had him at our camp and he committed a couple of weeks after that."
On Quinton McCoy's saga of being admitted to this year's class after being ineligible last year:
"I always like people who know what they want to do. After he didn't enroll in the fall he was really free to go anywhere he wanted to go in the country. He was really recruited very heavily by other schools. We went into it with the idea that if he didn't make it we would continue to work and do the things that it took to get admitted to Michigan and he has done that. So we our very delighted, some times it works out and some times it doesn't. Certainly, Quinton has been through a difficult year, because any time your looking forward to starting school and it doesn't work out that way. He stayed focused and I think he is very happy the way that it turned out."
On Adam Kraus's size to play other positions on the offensive line beside tight end:
"I don't know where he is going to end up. There is no question he has the great growth potential to be a great offensive lineman. I also feel that he as the potential to be an outstanding tight end. I think we have to wait and see. This kid reminds me a lot of (Jeff) Backus and (Jon) Jansen the same type of mentality. His mother is a great cook I will promise you that. I had a great dinner, thank you Marge."
On Pat Sharrow:
"Pat Sharrow is a kid who is another good athlete. He's a big, strong, good-looking kid. He will have an opportunity to be the long snapper. In our camp he showed an excellent ability to snap the football. That's something, with Joe Sgroi moving on, that we need to address. He'll be involved in that competition."
On whether Jeff Zuttah will compete in spring practice:
"There is a situation with Jeff that has come up and I will have an announcement on him and that is all I want to say. There is a situation where I think some of the words out there, but I haven't seen any off it just what I have been told. It is medically related so I will have some statement at some point about what exactly it is and how it will impact him here."
On whether many of the recruits will attend spring practice:
"Hopefully a lot of them. That is something that we try to encourage to those guys within any driving distance. To drive in for a Saturday practice so that they can sit in on a meeting and get a feel for what it will be like. It is an advantage whenever they can do that."
On deciding how to offer scholarships with having a low amount to offer:
"Obviously, we knew that it was going to be a smaller class, but really it didn't end up being much smaller. There are 17 players with a possibility of an 18th. What we were looking at earlier was a much smaller number. Since I've been here we've probably averaged 18 or 19 commitments each year. We did go into it that we could afford to be a bit slower and we were. I really like the guys we signed in the state of Michigan. They're all good men and I think there is some excellent quality and character. I think this year's in-state class isn't as large as it was a year ago but the quality of the group is very good."
On if Ohio State's National Championship makes recruiting Ohio harder:
"I don't think it ever changes. I think it's always intense."
About players changing their commitment or decision late in recruiting :
"What we try to do is make sure that when a guy commits he understands that when he changes his mind that's something you'd rather not go through because it always creates questions. We've been very successful in not having to deal with those issues, but occasionally it does happen. For the most part, when it happens there is always a reason and that is what the signing date is for."
On the Internet being a help or a hindrance during recruiting:
"I think it depends on what's on there. I think people probably put more stock in it three or four years ago. I think it's getting less significant because as we get more educated we know that a lot of that information is not accurate. No one has any responsibility for what they put on there. The key is who are the people you're communicating with. I'm sure there are a lot of people who give it a lot of significance."
On the availability of current linebackers for the spring game:
"Roy Manning will return. He is a good man, one of the best. He's another Saginaw guy who is a tremendous kid. We have to see about Lawrence Reid. We have been monitoring him during our winter program while he has been lifting and running. Hopefully he'll be able to play, but with his case I can't be that specific because I don't have the information at this time."
On when the field turf will be installed at Michigan Stadium:
"We will have some sort of activity there in the spring on the grass. We aren't putting the new surface in until after graduation. That process has been put out to bid. We have reduced the bidders down to where the next step is to decide who is going to do it."
On Kelly Baraka:
"I hope as Kelly moves on that he will be able to be successful in getting his education and pursuing his football career. The truth is that he's been through a tough ordeal and I hope the best for him."
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An ad-hoc committee of the Lee's Summit Arts Council seems poised to toss the hot potato of Arnold Hall back to the City Council.
But council members were hoping for their guidance.
During a two-hour meeting which included a tour of the vacant building at 123 Third Street, the committee bogged down in confusion over whether it's mandate includes recommendations for uses of Arnold Hall, or is restricted to planning the site for an outdoor plaza and stage.
John Wisniewski, a retired architect, formerly with Hollis+Miller which is working on the plaza design, showed the committee Arnold Hall and gave it background on the building. He suggested that for architects to do adequate planning the Arts Council needs to give them some ideas of what uses they expect at the site.
Arts Council Chair Syrtiller Kabat said during the Dec. 30 committee meeting that the council's motion choosing the site for the plaza didn't address Arnold Hall. City staff indicated they didn't think the council was asking for a recommendation programming for Arnold Hall.
"It's really hard to say what's going to happen outside without knowing what's going to happen to the building," said Carole Gray, an Arts Council member.
The committee drafted a recommendation to incorporate the Arnold Hall space into planning for the site, essentially restating a position the Arts Council took in a letter to the City Council a month ago. It stopped there. The plan was to send it to the full Arts Council for consideration..
The Arts Council's stand on Arnold Hall has been that it wants to see the building turned into a "white-box." It would be a flexible space, with a mostly open floor plan to be used for exhibits or small indoor performances.
Several council members and Mayor Randy Rhoads said in interviews Dec. 31 that there is a misunderstanding. They said the council's stipulation is that renovation of Arnold Hall is secondary to building the plaza and performance space that was promised to voters in April.
The bond issue included $600,000 for a downtown plaza/performance space. At one point Arnold Hall had been considered for inclusion in the bond issue.
Discussion about Arnold Hall has rekindled because the city couldn't negotiate an acceptable price for land on Market Street, forcing the council to switch to the site across from City Hall at 123 Third Street.
The advantage there is that without buying land, the city has more money available for improving the site.
The council's directive, they said, is for the Arts Council to consider the best design for an outdoor performance space and if and how Arnold Hall fits into that overall plan. In their view, the Arts Council is free to suggest demolishing the building and rebuilding the plaza and a stage from ground up. Or the plan could include adapting Arnold Hall as a complementary facility.
Council members interviewed said they want to avoid the perception of a "bait and switch" if too much of the $600,000 budget goes to renovating Arnold Hall. But they said they would support some spending on reopening Arnold Hall, if there is a practical plan.
For example, Arts Council member Brad Cox points out that Arnold Hall has existing bathrooms and a catering kitchen that could be useful for concessions. Those amenities could be reused for savings of maybe $100,000 over building new facilities for the plaza.
Council member Ed Cockrell, in November when the council decided to include the Arts Council in planning the site, at that council meeting said he wanted the Arts Council to consider uses of Arnold Hall as it discusses the design for the site. Councilmember Allan Gray at the meeting said he expected Arnold Hall to be part of the mix.
Cockrell reiterated the point in an interview Dec. 30.
"If it's not an exorbitant amount of money, it can be part of the site," Cockrell said. "It could be a classy, stylish facility that enhances the historical ambiance of the area."
Councilman Rob Binney, the council liaison to the Arts Council, agreed.
"I believe it (Arnold Hall) still has some use in it," Binney said.
He said he's open to that possibility, if brought forward by the Arts Council.
Rhoads said he thinks that if repurposing Arnold Hall to support the outdoor performance space is viable, then it is an acceptable option to the council, depending on the cost.
"We don't want to tell the committee what we want to hear, it's self-defeating of forming a citizen's committee," Rhoads said.
Council members Bob Johnson, Dave Mosby and Brian Whitley said they agreed that was the general direction of the council, but they didn't want to extra money spent on consultants beyond the architects already hired.
"It's cheapest if we use what's already there," Whitley said.
Johnson said he believed the council's adopted policy is to keep Arnold Hall, regardless of his personal thoughts on the building. He said it is unfortunate the confusion is delaying progress on the downtown performance space.
"In my view, the majority of the council wants it to stay and to be renovated," Johnson said.
Mosby said, "It has historical value, if it's possible to renovate and use it, I'd be for that, if it's cost prohibitive or functionally not suitable, we'd have to look at tearing it down."

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seriously spike if for some reason it doesnt work out or it does work and you wanna get rid of some parts let me know cuz you know cabrios are hard to come by around here
Anybody here work for a dealer, and, given a vin, can get a key cut for a 99 cabrio?
What about a remote for that same car...what do they cost?
I got a price of $150 for a key and remote from local dealer. Just want to see if thats realistic or can I save a few bucks.
Thought about it and decided to go for it. Took today and tomorrow off to put the plan in motion.
The junkyard moved the car to the front of the yard for easier access.
Loosened the drivers side door handle to get the key code.
Junkyard office said they found the title. It was at a wrecker service. Apparently
the car had been left on the streets of new orleans for too long and it got towed away.
After storage fees built up without the owner reclaiming the car, the towing service obtained title
and sold the car to the junkyard where I found it. The car also had a parking sticker for a local college. After slipping them a $20 for their time, they signed over the title to me and provided a bill of sale.
Called a locksmith I had used previously to try and get a key, they couldn't help.
Went to the dealer, they couldn't help but suggested somebody.
Found where somebody lived, guy retired, no luck.
Did quick google search using my phone and found a another local locksmith.
Called them...they said they could cut a key.
Drove to the their office...for $35 and the keycode I walked out with a key that MIGHT work.
Went back to the junkyard, held my breath and slipped the key into the door handle.....
wait for it.
Stuck it into the ignition, worked in the ignition as well.
Even called the locksmith back and said thank you about a dozen times because the key fit.
They appreciated it because nobody ever tells them if the key fits or not on strange jobs like this.
So...got title, got key, need wheels.
Talk to the junkyard. They send a wrecker to my house to pick up the 91 jetta I'm bailing on.
They tow it to the junkyard. By this time the cabrio is outside the junkyard in a parking area.
We jack up the jetta and transfer the wheels one at a time to the cabrio. Cabrio hubs are rusty, but we get most of the lugs installed.
While under the cabrio, I see the catalytic converter has been cut off....didn't expect that but oh well..it is what it is.
So as of now, this is the to do list.
Replace hood.
Replace front cross member that holds hood shut.
Replace all brakes.
Take a/c compressor off parts car for good car
Have alternator tested...it was already removed from the car.
Hook up fresh battery and see if starter/engine spin over....
Find/beg/buy/steal a front grille.
Fingers crossed.
Comments welcome.
Here's the car when I left, with the jetta wheels on....doesn't look so lonely any more.
Will get it towed to my house tomorrow. The car really is that shiny.
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That is one lucky Cabrio.
And one very unlucky little Jetta...
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What are the chances of getting those Wolfsburg fenders off the other Cabrio?
I desperately need a set, and would pay for shipping & handling to me!
All the door seals were gone and the glue in windshield was cracked...and we know the story about glued in windshields.
I just don't have that kind of money to paint that car.
The ghost of the Jetta will live on in the wheels being used on the Cabrio.
I'm basically a good mechanic with no body working skills. I work with cars that have mechanical issues primarily, because I can fix those. I just don't have the patience or skill to do a quality body paint job.
Last edited by CajunSpike; 03-06-2012 at 12:28 AM.
just ask.
You want both fenders off the parts cabrio? or the Jetta?
I have to pull off the front bumper and top core support on the parts cabio...so pulling the fenders wouldn't be much more.
I have a brand new in box jetta high pressure fuel pump I no longer need.
The big mystery at the moment is the rear trunk lid. I tried inserting the new key(that works in door and ignition) in the rear hatch lock. It goes in about 1/2 way and stops. Is the trunk lid on a different key?
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Just throwing my .02 cents here, good find. I still want the door cards and the seats but thats another story. As far as the auto tranny goes, yeah they suck. Just ended up swithing my mine out to an 02A and can.t believe the difference. Its a lot of work and and had to "fab" some parts to make it work but well worth the effort. The cars new Monikor is Frankentstien as there are so may parts from different rigs and custom made that if I ever sell it no one will be able to work on it without the master list I;ve created.
Well worth the effort in the end result. And I;m sure you'll love the end result. sorry my typing sucks but don't have a useable litle finger at the moment.
I'll be doing a write up on the process on "Frankenstein" in the next few days. But night and day difference between the two.
I really hope you enjoy it.
I'll post more when I;m not getting interuppted ever two minutes and throw the link into the thread so you can see whats all involved.
Not sure what it is about cars down here but they don't rust much. Haven't inspected the fenders closely, but from what I've seen, both cars have no rust. The parts car is sitting on a box from the back of a pickup, so getting to bolts on the lower side are pretty easy.
Gunner, I'll check the condition of the interior of the parts car...and post photos of it too. It does have seats, dunno bout door cards.
Whats an 02A out of? I'm not up to date on tranny codes.
Last edited by CajunSpike; 03-06-2012 at 11:17 AM.
I PM'd you as well, but can we find out how much the junkyard would want for both fenders, assuming they are rust-free?
Seriously, I can't believe this is even an option. Is this real life?
I've been looking for these fenders for a very long time.
CajunSpike, you are a king among men.
Here's my philosophy guy....the people in this forum have been nothing but kind and helpful with all the problems I've posted(and I'm sure I'll be posting many more problems). I just try to return what was given to me..knowledge and assistance in whatever way I can. Eventually that parts cabrio will be crushed...so whatever can be used from it to help somebody else, is just good common sense.
Glad to see this thread going again
Whats so special about those fenders? The pics are not loading on my phone so i cannot tell.
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dink and flicka
From talking to the guy, there is a cutout on the fender between the well and the door. Either a wolfburg emblem or a light fixture can be installed in that cutout. Not all cabrio's have that cutout in the fender, so finding original fenders that have the hole, is apparently hard to do. I would assume that the fenders on his car are rusted beyond repair, so he's looking for another set.
My fenders are rusted about the rocker panels beyond repair, and I have been searching high and low for fenders that would replace mine. Unfortunately, the ones I have found have either been on the East or West coasts. Tough for someone like myself trying to get a pair to Chicago...
went back to jy today. Pulled hood, bumpers, and fenders. Put good hood on car. Pic to come.
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update: A tow truck showed up at my house about 8:00pm with the cabrio on it. We offloaded it
into the drive way.
The party starts now....
Already all the drivers in the house were asking if they could use the car...even with it not running...
Also, somebody has offered to buy the entire Jetta as is...so that too might be saved from the scrapper.
This is now sitting in my driveway. Pulled the damaged hood off and put the one from the parts Cabrio on. Gotta do the paperwork and start getting parts ordered.
You can see the 91 Jetta in the background.
Anybody who knows, what bolts do you have to pull to remove the front clip? Already got the
4 10mm on the fenders off..which others have to come off?
Last edited by CajunSpike; 03-07-2012 at 10:36 AM.
Not sure if you managed to get into the trunk yet but if your key doesnt work, there is a trunk pop button either in the center console cubby or sometime in the actual glove box on the left side.
But on the cabrio most likely on the center console.
Whats special about the fenders is that all cabrios built in germany have side markers in the fenders but here instead of side markers they fitted wolfsburg crest inserts into the holes.
All cabbies built until 1996 have square holes and some 1996 cabbies have oval holes. In mid 1996 production for north american cabbies moved to mexico where they just started using new fenders without the holes.
so if you have a german built cabby it will have holes in the fenders.
As far as removing the front bumper, the foglights and signals need to be removed, theres a bolt behind the foglights i think. ( cant remember for sure )
Then you have to get on the ground and look under the bumper and theres a bunch of bolts that hold the bumper cover to the rebar if i remember correctly.
there may also be a bunch of bolts that hold the bumper cover on between the top of the bumper cover and the bottom of the grille.
once you get the bumper, headlights off, the Rad Support is very easy to remove. not welded on like MK1s.
thanks agnes. i was able to get the top rad support, from the parts car. This car's support was torn up from somebody forcing the hood open. Need to remove the bent part on this car to install the replacement. On the parts car I had to pull the plastic bumper cover off to get to the bolts that hold the bottom of the rad support in place. Not sure if there was another way to get to the bolts without having to pull the plastic cover.
Have not gotten trunk open yet. Am charging up battery to see if its any good before i go any further. I thought the key should work, but gets 1/2 way and sticks, wont go further in the hole.
ty for the trunk popper info...didn't know that. will look for it.
I was able to pull the fenders for the gentleman and will be shipping to him shortly for a fair price.
I did the vin lookup on my car and it says was built in pueblo, mexico.
all comments and info, historical or otherwise is awesomly appreciated.
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As so we begin.
Two items at this time.
1) Looking for a grille. Found one on ebay but the guy said it was for a single headlight.
Is this a single headlight or not? if not is it a custom light assembly?
2) Attached a partially charged battery to see if engine would spin over. Horn starts beeping at regular intervals, which I believe is the anti theft warning. How do I disable/bypass/override this?
Engine will not spin over. Don't know if its because engine is locked or anti theft.
Found this in the Mk3 Thread..thanks to the poster, Germancarnut51.
#1 If you had the Owner's Manual for the car, and read it when you first got the car, you would have known that the alarm will sound every time you disconnect and reconnect the battery. To reset the alarm system, all you would have had to do is insert the key in the driver's door, and turn it to the unlock position after the battery is connected and the alarm sounds. You can find an Owner's Manual for your car in the Vortex For Sale Forum, OR eBay, OR Amazon.
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nice... thats a nice cheap fix. Did it turn over?
dink and flicka
The used battery didn't have enough power to spin it. Jumped it to my Etienne.
Trick to kill alarm worked.
Headlights work both hi/lo beam.
Turn signals work.
Mileage is 90255 Car is barely broken in!
Hit key, engine did spin over!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Didn't crank much, just enough to try.
Check engine is on, low gas is on.
Ordered head water outlet and both sensors that go in it from GAP.
Now I need to find an A/C compressor so I can install it and the alternator to really try to start it,
once the water outlet is installed as well.
The front clip comes off with just 6 bolts, there are two on each side of the rad support up top and two behind the turn signal / dummy plates. you'll then need to remove the two bolts on the top of the rad support that hold the radiator in place ( you'll get what im talking about when you see it on the car). You can then disconnect the main headlight harness and the entire front, lights, wires and all will just slide right off. The rad will still be on the car. It can appear intimidating, but I've removed the front end of my car so many times I could do it in my sleep in less than five minutes, honestly not exaggerating. Those headlights are dual chamber lights, one chamber for the high-beam and one for the low, they are standard on high line cabrios and gtis.


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- University of Michigan alumnus Jack Johnson (2006-07) earned an Olympic silver medal as a member of Team USA's ice hockey squad on Sunday (Feb. 28). The Americans lost to Team Canada by a 3-2 score in overtime at Canada Hockey Place in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Northwestern Oklahoma State University's Student Government Association is presenting SafetySuit in concert Thursday, Oct. 8, at 8 p.m. in Percefull Fieldhouse; however, the band seems to be unknown to several in the area.
Through searching around the Internet and looking at the band's official web site (www.safetysuitmusic.com) and their Facebook and MySpace pages, it appears there are a number of people out there who know and love their music.
Since releasing their debut album in May 2008, SafetySuit has played to numerous large crowds on their own, as well as opening for bands such as Seether and 3 Doors Down.
After information on the Alva concert was posted on the band's Facebook Fan page, Nicole Frantz from the Oklahoma City area was elated to see the news because she had been unable to attend the band's concert in Oklahoma City in early September.
Frantz said she has been a fan practically since the release of their first album. She has seen their live show twice in Tulsa, and is looking forward to the road trip to Alva with a friend. The pair purchased their tickets by calling the Northwestern Business Office and will pick them up at the Will Call window the day of the concert.
She said she got her friend hooked on SafetySuit about a month ago, and she already knows the whole album, "Life Left to Go."
Frantz said she likes all the songs on their album, but if she had to pick a favorite, it would be "Annie."
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"Garth Brooks played at a reception in Alva back when he was in college, and I bet no one really knew who he was either at that time," Pecha said. "Look how popular he became and what he was able to accomplish. SafetySuit already is opening for some fairly large-named bands, so who knows how much longer before they're headlining their own major shows. Not to mention, we've tried to keep our ticket prices affordable for everyone and have given several away for free."
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In the 3 decades since their original release, CHBB's recordings have justifiably attained near Holy Grail status, not only within the Cold Wave scene but to anybody with a serious interest in 70s/80s post-punk elektronische musik. Issued as 4 double-sided c-10 cassettes, each packaged with a paucity of information & distributed in a minuscule edition of 50 copies apiece, they're sufficiently sought after nowadays that somebody on the Minimal Wave forum recently promised $1000 to anyone who could provide them with a complete set. Slightly more realistically, a copy of the doppelspaltplatten I've sourced here - actually a 1998 bootleg - is currently on sale on Discogs for £250+! Fortunately, the music thereon still sounds absolutely incredible - a murky, nightmarish vista of urgent sequenced rhythms, distant disembodied voices, & rasping peals of sax, designed for the darkest of dance floors - & it hasn't dated in the slightest. Listening to them as I write, the CHBB cassettes sound like they might've been recorded, in a dingy Berlin basement studio, an hour ago. So, naturally, it baffles me as to why hitherto reliable critics are still queueing up to heap praise upon Factory Floor - whose superficial "metronomic synth-noir" (© The Guardian) offers little more than flagrant homage to the visionary work of Haas, Bartel & their peers - when pioneering outfits like CHBB were doing exactly the same thing, on scavenged &/or circuit bent equipment, & to far more startling ends, THIRTY YEARS AGO. Plans to remaster & reissue these (yes) seminal recordings were announced as far back as 2007, but have seemingly come to nothing. Frustrating.
Immediately after the CHBB tapes were released, the duo recruited French vocalist Krishna Goineau, renamed themselves Liaisons Dangereuses & decamped to Conny Plank's Köln studio to record their benchmark eponymous album, whose "Los Ninos Del Parque" has long been cited as a crucial influence by prominent Chicago & Detroit DJs alike. Briefly touted as another "next big thing" by the British & German music press, Liaisons Dangereuses only operated for a year or so, parting company in 1982 following a poorly attended U.K. tour (their July '82 performance at The Hacienda was issued as a now impossibly scarce Ikon video cassette), & leaving behind one final post-album recording, the so-so "Dancibar", on the NME's Mighty Reel compilation (available by mail order only).
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Try to hold these conflicting ideas in your head, because they are both true: The Bronx is thriving. The Bronx is ailing.
For decades, the Bronx was most famous for burning. But now, it's turning around: The population and economy are both growing, gentrification is tiptoeing in. People of all ethnicities come to the Bronx and then discover that it's artistic, affordable and sexy, in a badass kind of way. The architecture is lovely, the waterfront developing. It's a borough on the rise.
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Let's start with the facts:
• The Bronx has the worst health outcomes in New York State.
• If you live in the South Bronx, you are eight times more likely to be hospitalized for diabetes than if you live on the Upper East Side.
• Children are 2 to 3 times more likely to be hospitalized for asthma than in any other borough.
• 30 percent of the Bronx is obese.
People in the Bronx are too unhealthy. And yet, the healthcare industry is the number one employer in the borough.
There's something wrong with that picture.
Historically, the Bronx didn't have good access to healthcare, but now it does. In fact, it has good networks (if you have insurance, but often, even if you don't) with dozens of clinics and 15 hospitals. So what went wrong? Why does the Bronx have both good healthcare and poor health?
WNYC decided to find out.
After months of investigation, WNYC reporter Amanda Aronczyk discovered that the answer is simple — and incredibly difficult. Housing is the problem. Unemployment is the problem. Education is the problem. Poverty is the problem. If you don't have stable housing or you're hungry, then chances are you can't deal with your medical problems in a reliable way.
It's not enough to be able to see a doctor. You also need to be able to buy fresh vegetables and live somewhere that is safe and where people care about you. You need to know not only what, exactly, you need to do to take care of your health, but also have the infrastructure to be able to do it.
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And perhaps that is what will heal the Bronx now: her own people, working together with the health organizations that have made the borough their home.
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Commander C. H. Lightoller died at his home at Twickenham yesterday
at the age of 78. He was for many years with the White Star Line and
was second officer in the Titanic when on her maiden voyage across the
Atlantic in 1912 she struck and iceberg and sank.. He had previously
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sail. During the 1914-18 war he served in the Royal navy and during the
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In the 6th, the Lady Cavs cut the lead to 9-8, but they're comeback was thwarted when Logan tagged Chillicothe for four more runs in their next at bat.
Rylee Boullion suffered the loss allowing just 8 hits. Only four of the Cheiftains' 13 runs were earned.
Hannah Ray had a 3-4 day at the plate for Chillicothe driving in a run. Also with rbi's Hayley Large, Boullion, Maddie Ayres and Maddie Glendening with 2 rbi's.
The Lady Cavs host the Waverly Tigers Tuesday at 5:00pm.
The Cavs Baseball team got a much needed 10-4 win over Logan. The win for Chillicothe snapped an 8 game losing skid with the win.
The Cavs 5-11/2-4 host Portsmouth Wednesday at 5:00pm.
Chillicothe earned a 5-0 sweep of the Trojans in Portsmouth Monday.