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Old 09-05-2010, 02:09 PM   #1
BuckTooth
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Default AU1 wagon t-bar converion

Hey guys and girls,

I recently purchased a 1999 AU wagon, its only a forte, and very basic but for $200 it'll make a decent daily driver for my girlfriend. How ever she doesn't like the idea of a column auto and has asked me to convert it to t-bar instead.

Just a quick question, is it as easy to convert an AU to t-bar as the older cars? Is there already a hole in the floor for the selector? And i presume i would have to fit the console bracket to the floor before securing the console.

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Doug

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