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Damnit Gary, I taught you that line. You can't use it against me 
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because im too lazy to log out. that log out button is way the hell up there
If I didn't know better, I'd say Pete has multiple personalities. 
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This is Peter now.
No, we didn't start on the project today, because when he got here we realized that there was no way for us to finish in time for him to drive back home. So we decided to push it off until tomorrow, when I will be meeting him at his house around 8 in the morning in order to have a decent shot of finishing it in one foul swoop. Anyone have any advice about it?
No, we didn't start on the project today, because when he got here we realized that there was no way for us to finish in time for him to drive back home. So we decided to push it off until tomorrow, when I will be meeting him at his house around 8 in the morning in order to have a decent shot of finishing it in one foul swoop. Anyone have any advice about it?
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I am completely unfamiliar with the front end of the sn95. I've changed struts on my front and thats about it. I would think it would not be too diificult at all though. Just need to clean the old thread locker off those bolts and put ew thread locker on. Also the torque wrench and knowing the proper torque settings for the varous bolts.
My dad and I had to go buy air tools to get my strut nut off. Couldn't have done it without them.
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That may be.
I got the coolest thing from my dad's best friend. This guy was an engineer at DuPont before he retired. He's been all over the world. He just sold a '57 Chevy Bel Air Convertible Silver for around $95,000 this year.
But anyway he gave me a Ford coverall. Its all white and has a Ford Blue oval patch on the back. Unfortunately its a size 42 so thats gonna suck. Supposedly a worker at Ford gave it to him. Supposedly they wore them when around the cars because it is all white soft cotton. So its not for grease monjky work, it looks more like a lab coat.
I got the coolest thing from my dad's best friend. This guy was an engineer at DuPont before he retired. He's been all over the world. He just sold a '57 Chevy Bel Air Convertible Silver for around $95,000 this year.
But anyway he gave me a Ford coverall. Its all white and has a Ford Blue oval patch on the back. Unfortunately its a size 42 so thats gonna suck. Supposedly a worker at Ford gave it to him. Supposedly they wore them when around the cars because it is all white soft cotton. So its not for grease monjky work, it looks more like a lab coat.
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Yeah petes bringin all his up here tomorrow mornin. The plan is to start working on the car until I hear back from the bike guy in Daly City. once we hear from him, we're takin petes truck up to Daly City and dropping it off, then coming home and finishing my control arms
Yeah right!
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Were you the guy selling CCWs over on Mach 1 Registry? 
if so Evil_Capri had pointed me towards that thread 
I still have no word on my IRS, havent had the time to stop by my cousin's place but I DID get my Cobra front LCAs today Hopefully those will be in this weekend
if so Evil_Capri had pointed me towards that thread I still have no word on my IRS, havent had the time to stop by my cousin's place but I DID get my Cobra front LCAs today
Hopefully those will be in this weekendYa, that's me.
