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Kevin M

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  1. I remember a thread from years ago about someone who started on the rear wheel swap. And got halfway through and gave up on the project. I know I’ve seen at least two reattas with north stars in them. So that should be doable just don’t know how they did it. 

  2. John at the auto center in chappaqua is good. Haven’t done anything major on mine but friend of mines he did some work on. Was a GM mechanic for 25-30 years and knows the 3800 well. At the old readers digest headquarters.

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  3. Marcks Facebook group is extremely active. There’s definitely a lot of newer owners on there. They ask a lot of the common questions. If I know of a thread here I comment that. Or some of the great guides from Ronnie’s site. I have seen a handful of people who cross post here and there. 

  4. I know there’s not too many people active here. But I made a Facebook group for New York Reatta owners. If anyone would like to join that’s the name. I’m in the White Plains area, if anyone wants to go to a show together. 

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  5. I’ve had many times in Marcks group where I’ve posted links directly here or to the how to section or ronnies site. It’s usually some of the more common problems that I actually remember where to find the answers to lol. 

  6. Definitely have that the one at an angle on my 91. VIN 900068. What way do most people take this out? I was going to do an oil change today but I couldn’t get at it with the oil wrench I had. I think a socket type would be better. 

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  7. I took the advice of the guys on here and bought the nicest one I could afford. The higher mileage ones are fairly common. I made my own price guide when I was looking for one. All the edmunds and kbb type sites didn’t have super accurate info. People ask whatever they want since they’re rare. I’ve seen red/tan 90s with similar mileage with differences in price of thousands. So if this one is exactly what your looking for go for it. But it may be worth it to wait

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