ascMcLaren Enthusiasts

Nice! Keep us posted!

I actually was going to try to replace the carpet and got some of the medium gray carpet for the door panels but then I found good original door panels. So I'm afraid I'm not much help.

Interesting. When you say early cars, like 85/86 cars?

I think I figured the spam thing out and may have fixed it.

Reminder to always check your spam folders and white list this forum. Still trying to figure out why this tiny site always gets flagged.

Looks like notifications weren't working. To get the working I need to reset everyone's default. If you truly don't want emails then you can go to your name in the top right bar. Drop it down and select your UCP (User Control Panel). There you can select Board Preferences and set your settings the ...

I think we jumped a decade and a half in board technology!

Se we're now on the latest phpBB. We went from 2.0 to 3.3. The biggest pain was the migration of all the Albums and images. But I got her done!

(I Hope).

I know only a few people visit anymore but if you see something wrong, let me know.

Mine was repainted. Yes, if you are using automotive paint, add flex additive (this is how mine was done).

Otherwise, you can use a trim paint like SEM automotive spray can paint and you should be able to scuff, clean and spray. SEM stuff sticks really well to plastics but it won't be glossy like ...

Hey, whatever works, works.

Looks like it's back to normal.

Looks like a Web Hosting issue. I'll monitor for a while. The rest of the hosting functions work fine, but the MySQL database connection seems to be wonky.

To be safe, I was able to make a site backup.

Where there's a will, there's a way.

Sounds like you'll have to cut that plate out.

But I don't know verts that well.

I don't remember any such plate in my asc coupe so I'm guessing that's an asc mod.

Randall C wrote:Any great wisdom on how to access and replace Seat belt retractors on ‘88 McLaren? Much appreciated!

If it's like the coupes, you need to take out the seats and most of the interior panels to get to them. Not a fun job.

-Mike

Good video.