About a year ago i got my 1988 Ciera SC stolen from my work place.
They used a screw driver on the door locks and then ripped into the left side of the steering column...
The police found it the next day parked in an ally..
out of fuel and rear tire flat, other then that it was in fine condition surprisingly..
My question is this...
I have a 1986 Pontiac 6000 STE that seems to have alot in common with the Ciera..
I looked at the steering column and it looks the same, not to mention that there both floor shift..too sweet, so i pulled the entire steering column out of the 6000..
I was wondering if there's a way to just fix the parts that they broke or should i just install the entire steering column..
The colors of the interiors of these cars are almost identical too..
may not even have to paint it.
I'm fealing blessed..
And to think my wife wanted me to get rid of the 6000.
Think i just saved me some $$$$, especially installing it myself...
The 6000 has been my parts car for awhile now and now she can see the benifits of it..
If this goes smoothly i wonder if i can switch the rear drums on the Ciera to the disk brakes i have on the 6000?
having a parts car is great...need a bulb then take it from the 6000.
need a fuse....6000 again
need a switch for something,,the 6000 has a ton of them...
it's like having my own personnal JUNK yard in my driveway.. and it makes a good shed for things too..heheheehe