Door Ding Protector
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I came up with this to keep the wife and kids from nailing me in the garage when she parks next to me ...
Too bad it won't fit in the truck for road trips ...
Too bad it won't fit in the truck for road trips ...
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They make those that hang from the ceiling by ropes. I think they are air filled like the boat buoys. I'm pretty sure I saw them at griotsgarage.com.
Edit: Yep, try here:
Door Protectors.
Edit: Yep, try here:
Door Protectors.
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Originally posted by crazyhorse@February 20, 2005, 4:36 PM
They make those that hang from the ceiling by ropes. I think they are air filled like the boat buoys. I'm pretty sure I saw them at griotsgarage.com.
Edit: Yep, try here:
Door Protectors.
They make those that hang from the ceiling by ropes. I think they are air filled like the boat buoys. I'm pretty sure I saw them at griotsgarage.com.
Edit: Yep, try here:
Door Protectors.
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Here is a cheap alternative for it... Get one of those tube swiming floats with the hole through it run a cord through it and hang it from the ceiling.
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Originally posted by jarto+February 20, 2005, 4:45 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jarto @ February 20, 2005, 4:45 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-crazyhorse@February 20, 2005, 4:36 PM
They make those that hang from the ceiling by ropes. I think they are air filled like the boat buoys. I'm pretty sure I saw them at griotsgarage.com.
Edit: Yep, try here:
Door Protectors.
They make those that hang from the ceiling by ropes. I think they are air filled like the boat buoys. I'm pretty sure I saw them at griotsgarage.com.
Edit: Yep, try here:
Door Protectors.
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Ya especially when she is reeeeallly pregnant . But i hear ya nick. great idea.
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Originally posted by GTJeff@February 20, 2005, 4:01 PM
I came up with this to keep the wife and kids from nailing me in the garage when she parks next to me ...
Too bad it won't fit in the truck for road trips ...
I came up with this to keep the wife and kids from nailing me in the garage when she parks next to me ...
Too bad it won't fit in the truck for road trips ...
I thought the wife said she was going to get rid of those hanging garden tools.
Put the on her side of garage lol
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Originally posted by crazyhorse@February 20, 2005, 5:36 PM
They make those that hang from the ceiling by ropes. I think they are air filled like the boat buoys. I'm pretty sure I saw them at griotsgarage.com.
Edit: Yep, try here:
Door Protectors.
They make those that hang from the ceiling by ropes. I think they are air filled like the boat buoys. I'm pretty sure I saw them at griotsgarage.com.
Edit: Yep, try here:
Door Protectors.
#17
Originally posted by GTJeff@February 20, 2005, 6:01 PM
I came up with this to keep the wife and kids from nailing me in the garage when she parks next to me ...
Too bad it won't fit in the truck for road trips ...
I came up with this to keep the wife and kids from nailing me in the garage when she parks next to me ...
Too bad it won't fit in the truck for road trips ...
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Originally posted by dtdebuty+February 20, 2005, 9:55 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(dtdebuty @ February 20, 2005, 9:55 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-GTJeff@February 20, 2005, 6:01 PM
I came up with this to keep the wife and kids from nailing me in the garage when she parks next to me ...
Too bad it won't fit in the truck for road trips ...
I came up with this to keep the wife and kids from nailing me in the garage when she parks next to me ...
Too bad it won't fit in the truck for road trips ...
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I don't agree. Accidents happen. Even I have had a door get away from me and hit another (and I am super careful). If the bumper saves one ding it was worth it. It would make my wife more comfortable. She accidentally spilled a pepsi in my last Mustang. She started crying. Not because she was "afraid" of what I would think, but, because she knew how much the car meant to me and it made her feel bad. Pepsi cleans up, dents are hard to fix.