If I can do it I'll be at cars and coffee in Edmond Saturday. If you don't know about it google it. Neat impromptu car show every first SAt of the month. It's over by 11am or so so it's a start early hang out for a hour or two kind of thing. Little bit of everything there. Very often several exotics in nice weather.

It looked emmaculate in person, I must say. Thats incredible you found the original owner and with that low of mileage on it.
you seem like you know quite a bit about DSMs, which im still getting new into but I'm really eager to learn Im just more of a "hands-on" learner rather than reading forums on the internet. If you'd be interested me and a few other guys meet up occasionaly, Id be glad to invite you.

yeah man I saw a talon out there and was like O___O, it looks pretty clean man, Ive been dumping money into the one I just bought trying to get it in good working order, im slowly making progress. Im just on for temporary help, Ill be leaving back to Cali for the Marine Corps in February.

Hey, P'man. Yep, I've been building stuff for cars since before I could drive. Just got into DSM's a few years ago. I friend of mine got me started by having me build him an engine. Then another, then a transmission, etc. I noticed there were many of these around with something mechanical wrong with them that could be easily fixed. I started buying them up so we would have something to do since neither of us work.

I have been collecting parts and ideas/info for the GS-T for about a year now. I ended up here looking for help on some ideas we had. I also feel that I, too, have some 'wisdom' I could pass on. I enjoy helping where I can.

Thanks for the heads-up. Yeah, I get how it is on the forums. I have been heavily involved in snowmobile sites for 10 years or so. Much of it goes in one ear and out the other until you get to know some people.

Ya mind if I contact you with questions we may have? Always looking for good contacts.

Thanks!

Keith

No thanks, I am looking for as cheap as possible, going to attempt to re finish them.