My Boss is out of Commission
11/9/11, 03:25 PM
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My Boss is out of Commission
Sorry to say, but my car will be sitting for the next 5 months in my CarCapsule,
Exactly 1400 wonderful miles enjoyed !
At least I will be able to open my garage door and still admire her..
By the way, what the heck is with battery removal. The cloth strap is fixed onto the fastener.
Exactly 1400 wonderful miles enjoyed !
At least I will be able to open my garage door and still admire her..
By the way, what the heck is with battery removal. The cloth strap is fixed onto the fastener.
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11/9/11, 03:37 PM
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No such thing as over kill!
. I bought this on ebay, it was used 1 year in a guys basement for his Viper while the basement went through a upgrade,
He advertised it as 16ft and nobody was bidding on it because 90% of cars are at least 18ft, I didnt even notice the size he had said and bought it Now for 200 bucks, then got it home and it was a 18ft !
. I bought this on ebay, it was used 1 year in a guys basement for his Viper while the basement went through a upgrade,He advertised it as 16ft and nobody was bidding on it because 90% of cars are at least 18ft, I didnt even notice the size he had said and bought it Now for 200 bucks, then got it home and it was a 18ft !
11/9/11, 03:48 PM
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The floor does look nice 
but working on older cars sometimes that will spill fluids on the floor precludes me from doing it. Becomes like an ice skating rink.
Sorry about your (temporary) loss
he said while prepping his car for the winter driving season
but working on older cars sometimes that will spill fluids on the floor precludes me from doing it. Becomes like an ice skating rink.Sorry about your (temporary) loss
he said while prepping his car for the winter driving season
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11/9/11, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 2012YellowBoss
The floor does look nice but working on older cars sometimes that will spill fluids on the floor precludes me from doing it. Becomes like an ice skating rink.
Sorry about you (temporary) loss he said while prepping his car for the winter driving season
but working on older cars sometimes that will spill fluids on the floor precludes me from doing it. Becomes like an ice skating rink.Sorry about you (temporary) loss
he said while prepping his car for the winter driving season 
11/9/11, 04:04 PM
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11/9/11, 04:20 PM
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Is that a Torino? What year? My uncle has a 71 Torino Gt. I like the Mach 1 on the floor but could never do something like that. I swap cars too much to make it that permanent.
11/9/11, 04:29 PM
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Your right, Now I gotta get rid of it or add Boss to the other side.
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11/9/11, 05:10 PM
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Not really a garage queen IMO, he's just preserving it over the winter. He's in Buffalo NY, I say that is fair to put it up while the snow is down. Now if he keeps it in there when the sun is shining...
11/9/11, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by 1FAFP90
I've always found those bubbles interesting. Does it give you a port for a battery tender cord to pass through?