Jordan White

If it's from a DVD, it's simple. Put the DVD in your computer, play DVD, and hit "Prnt Scrn" when the screen comes up that you want captured. Go to Paint, hit Ctrl+V. Using the crop tool, select the image you want, cut it (ctrl+C), and open up a new page. Hit ctrl+v, and save.

Unless the link has a thousand pictures.

^Yeah that was posted back in post #22 (or rather the link to it).

Yeah, Cintegra i.e. Civic-Integra. I was saying Cintegra IS, since it is part Civic, part Integra, and part Lexus IS.

Wouldn't it be a Cintegra IS, since the rear taillights look like the ones on the original Lexus IS?

Technically, if this were to be a 1992 model, then it would have the 4.9L V8 used in the regular XR-7 coupe. The 1990 version, which was posted above, would have the supercharged V6 since they used it in the XR-7 until 1991. It looks awesome otherwise, and it's too bad they didn't put it into production!

You were talking about the body style, not the front end.

As well as every other Vega fastback.

It appears that they didn't sell too many, since they didn't even feature it in their 1978 Brochure!

On Wikipedia I found this: So yeah, it was introduced as the base Monza model. So technically Jimmy is right in calling it a Monza, and I was right on the Monza rear end since it was still used on the higher up fastback models. Of course, we were also right in that it technically is a Vega with a Monza front end.

Nope, it's a Vega with a Monza front end. Vega: Notice, no wrap-around taillight. Monza: Note wrap-around taillight and longer side window.

Yup, same 3.8 V6 as the pre-91 Cougar XR-7. However the post-91 XR-7 used the 5.0 V8 (well...4.9 technically).

Zing!

Actually it appears to be the 5.0 V8. 1991-up XR-7s used the 5.0 V8 (which this kit is), and 1990-earlier used the supercharged V6.

Depending on model, there is either a knob or button where you can change the mode. I would assume that there is an AUTO mode which is what you would want it set on.

Do you know what brand and model of camera it is?

I agree his spelling needs to be worked on, but I don't see what points you towards a completed model he posted, and a few WIP pics being different. Blurry vs. clear pics, I've posted pics that are both clear and blurry. It just depends on whether one takes multiple pics or not.

Looks great so far, and it really only was Dave that was doubting your skills, so don't worry about it too much. A few tips for you: 1) Take your time taking pictures. I assume you have a digital camera, so take several pictures at different distances until you get a picture that's in focus. 2) Use some sort of spell checker. Mozilla Firefox has one built in, otherwise you could type your response in Word, check it, then paste it in here.

Well Dave, you better ask him some questions since he says he can back up the claim that he built them!

Wonder if it's just from him saying that he took it from his dad's collection, in that Dave thinks his dad built this and had it in his collection?

I want to say it was pinstriping...

Ok figured it out using a page from the brochure. Firebird Sport used 15" wheels pictured above Formula used 16" wheels pictured above GTA and Trans Am used 16" spoked wheels

I'm assuming you're talking about the 2n1 kit, and I assume it does since it says stock wheels, and those were the only style aluminum wheels that year (other than the spoked wheels on the GTA).

Nick, are you sure that's the correct quote for your post?

I wasn't sure simply due to the links. He responds like a normal person, but it's those links in the posts that I wasn't sure about.