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Contact Barney Eaton. He offers the headlight repair kits and I believe he has rebuilt motors at a good price. barney@texas.net Tell him Ronnie sent you.

Those Monroe strut part numbers seem to be the same part number for Monroe Sensa-Trac struts like I installed on my Reatta. They have just changed the name of the struts to OESpectrum. They are very good struts.

Ship, Thanks so much for the parts list - it seems very complete and with the best parts available for our 30 year old Reattas! RemSteele - I second what Ship and Ronnie have shared . . . this work does not need to be done at a dealership, in fact you are better served by going to a reputable mechanic or shop who understands basic GM and you have a trust level or at a least a good referral. By the way, I really like your red Reatta! Nice pic!

Had a little time and thought I would swap out the wiper switch in the Black. The old one works fine and lights up well and looks good, but I had a like new one and thought "Why not? No one is interested in them and I have at least 3 more switches so the swap was made. I also installed a door pull end of my own design. I noticed about 2 weeks ago that the cap was missing. My SIL has a 3 D printer and he made some caps for me. I also had a friend make some of the plugs out of hardwood which I use to replace the weak plugs supplied when the cars were new. At any rate quick fix and now the car is once again complete.

When you look at those stones up close you can see most of them have markings on them where material has been chiseled away by hand to make them wedge shaped to form the radius of the tombs. The large square stones on the ends have the names and dates engraved on them. It must have took many days to make the tombs. The more I look at them the more I appreciate the work that went into them.