Junkyard Dave’s S13 Digital Climate Control Wiring Guide
Which write-up did you go with online? “None because none of them tell you anything useful” – Junk Yard Dave.
240SX BODY WORK UPDATE
240SX, ArticleI’m living proof that if you fail to plan, you are planning to fail. I had no idea what I was getting into when I started disassembling this car and once I did, I wanted to travel back in time and start over.
Treasure Hunting: 180SX & Type-X Options
240SX, ArticleI’ve been looking at the 180SX brochures for a while now trying to find certain parts and accessories that I deemed a must-have simply because I find it challenging and it takes me out of my comfort zone into some unfamiliar territory with this restoration.
New Home: Body Repair Updates
240SX, ExteriorWanting to restore a car and actually having the time, space, and tools to do it are two different things. Fortunately I’ve recently gained access to a full service collision repair garage with the necessary tools to prepare the body for a proper paint job..
Reviving Faded Switches
240SX, DIY, InteriorWorn out car parts such as rusted panels, seat belts, and weatherstrip are non-negotiable and require replacing while some parts just need a little TLC.
Touch Screen & Apple CarPlay in the 240SX?
12-Volt Mods, 240SX, DIY, Interior“It’s a damn shame putting bullsh*it like that on a classic. You may as well slap neon lights on it.” – Luke Hobbs, Agent, Diplomatic Security Service.
The Little Things
240SX, DIY, InteriorThe road trips and daily driving I plan to do in this car requires the interior to be comfortable as well as attractive, so It’s a must to do some upgrades.
Interior Dye & Paint
240SX, DIY, featured, Interior, Product ReviewThe interior is by far going to be the easiest and one of the more satisfying parts of the project because it’s where I’ll be spending most of my time while driving.
Part Sourcing
240SX, Part SourcingThe first thing I did after getting the hatchback home was a walk-around. I pretty much had an idea of what I was going to modify, but I had no clue what I was going to find once I started disassembling it. This is where I learned the difference between the “want list” and the “reality list”.
The First Mod
240SX, SuspensionOverthinking is something I often do and I found myself staring at the car trying to figure out what to do first, then I realized there’s no blueprint to this.
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