Joe, just reminding you that you are a gem in the world of these cars. Your knowledge and delivery of content makes it as easy as possible for the Diy'er to understand. Thank you very much for your time, your patience and your kindness in sharing this knowledge.
Small tip for less experienced DIY mechanics: It is worth to mention that at the screwing back the sail panels for locking them back their place throught the holes it is worth to get a cheap but very strong neodimium magnet (or a few smaller one do the same) and put that on the tool a bit far from the tip. Then the tool will be magnetic until the magnet is on it, and it prevents the downfall of the screws to the lover bodyparts of the car! (Its just for prevention against time loss at searching the fallen screws, and the magnets can be removed anytime from the tool.)
Congrats for this great number of subscribers Joe, it mirrors your great job and invested efforts for this community! :) There is always a necessity for these videos! Btw its 3000, just as in its the name of our cars (even if I have a Stealth R/T)! :D
Another good video. I just recently did this on mine. Also, wanted to add that I bought some of the Meguiars 40 based on a previous video were you recommended it. I absolutely love it, and as you said, it leaves a great smell too. Thanks again!
Ive been meaning to replace my headliner for quite some time now but was always too scared to take any plastic panel off out of fear of breaking the clips behind those panels. I had no idea there was a glue out there that worked like that. What type of glue did you use in this video? Maybe now I can finally not be so afraid of taking those panels off.
Hey Joe you're the best, mate. Just wondering, if I were to drop those nuts when putting the side sail back in where the hell do I find them again? . It's like they disappeared into another dimension. I had them spin around on me without threading onto the screw, and when I pulled the socket away the nut fell down into the bowels of the car. This happened three times before i decided I should probably stop.
Joe, just reminding you that you are a gem in the world of these cars. Your knowledge and delivery of content makes it as easy as possible for the Diy'er to understand.
Thank you very much for your time, your patience and your kindness in sharing this knowledge.
Thank you Kyle. Your feedback means a lot.
Thnk you 3000 GT 1999
Small tip for less experienced DIY mechanics:
It is worth to mention that at the screwing back the sail panels for locking them back their place throught the holes it is worth to get a cheap but very strong neodimium magnet (or a few smaller one do the same) and put that on the tool a bit far from the tip. Then the tool will be magnetic until the magnet is on it, and it prevents the downfall of the screws to the lover bodyparts of the car! (Its just for prevention against time loss at searching the fallen screws, and the magnets can be removed anytime from the tool.)
Good tip. Thanks
Congrats for this great number of subscribers Joe, it mirrors your great job and invested efforts for this community! :)
There is always a necessity for these videos!
Btw its 3000, just as in its the name of our cars (even if I have a Stealth R/T)! :D
Another good video. I just recently did this on mine. Also, wanted to add that I bought some of the Meguiars 40 based on a previous video were you recommended it. I absolutely love it, and as you said, it leaves a great smell too. Thanks again!
Hey Joe just wanted to say thank you , your videos are a great help.
Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it.
Perfect work!
Thank you
Great job Joe valuable valuable information thank you
Thanks michael
hi joe, can you please do a steering rack replacement. thanks and more power
Ive been meaning to replace my headliner for quite some time now but was always too scared to take any plastic panel off out of fear of breaking the clips behind those panels. I had no idea there was a glue out there that worked like that. What type of glue did you use in this video? Maybe now I can finally not be so afraid of taking those panels off.
Hey Joe you're the best, mate.
Just wondering, if I were to drop those nuts when putting the side sail back in where the hell do I find them again? . It's like they disappeared into another dimension.
I had them spin around on me without threading onto the screw, and when I pulled the socket away the nut fell down into the bowels of the car. This happened three times before i decided I should probably stop.
If you go onto my forum and tell us which country you are in, I may be able to help you.
Thank you for your time and help I appreciate it I'm from Lewiston Idaho USA. You can call me "sam" I need some parts if you have for sale? thank you