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The Common Gear Projects
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Builder: Jeff,
Project Overview
I sent the 1989 Isuzu Trooper RS - which stands for Really Short (not really, but it is 14 inches shorter than a standard Trooper, which makes it a one-of-800 RS) - up to Jay's 4WD in Rhode Island back in August for a variety of fixes.
Jay is the guy who brought the truck back to life when I rescued it out of a junkyard in… more
Builder: Jeff,
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Project Overview
My 1986 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3-16 Cosworth has been in my possession since October 2018. The fall month is always a bit nostalgic for me when I think about this car's arrival in my life and the many events it triggered. More on that at another time. Right now, however, it continues to sit on a lift at my mechanic in Rhode Island, having hit a… more
Builder: Jeff,
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Project Overview
Nothing too crazy here, but as someone who makes it a bit of a sport to find OEM roof racks and cross bars, these were a very lucky find: the OEM Mercedes bars for a Metris van with the exposed roof rails.
This is the first time I've had a vehicle with raised roof rails and MY GOD is this the easiest way to mount cross bars. I thought… more
The Common Gear Vehicles
Owner: LexCars0260,
Summary
This is a one-owner 190E 2.3-16 in rare Blue-Black Metallic. It shows just over 115,000 miles and has been carefully preserved in mostly stock condition, with alterations limited to European headlights and upsized Gulli wheels.
Owner: takethecar,
Summary
I’ve wanted a Porsche 911 for as long as I can remember. With friends owning them and years of attending Porsche events, it was always a goal - but one that started to feel further and further out of reach. Prices kept climbing, and I wasn’… more
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