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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Rail Kit Install
« on: April 25, 2010, 05:35:42 PM »i said "if"....wasnt implying he was.didn't mean to ruffle any feathers, was just razzing josh

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i said "if"....wasnt implying he was.didn't mean to ruffle any feathers, was just razzing josh
Omar
Checked out summit and can get a K&N lifetime for ONLY 69 bucks
so it is ordered. Still waiting on the window rubbers and the handle. WAIT, I did get one killer deal today
I needed 2 1156 bulbs that were burnt out, and I didnt have to say the dreaded vette name so I got them for 4 bucks
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Those lightning shots are badass! Hell of a mess for the locals, but still cool pictures.X2 on the lightning shots, killer
Ralphs (family) boat looks like it was hauling the mail
And the other question I have is, what is it like there if anyone has stayed there. I do have one of the 6 person cabins.
And ya I forgot about the drive there, it sucked
Don't actually know, only owned the boat for a year....
However, once wet, always wet...
GT
And how did your trip to Piru go
, And Steve remember I am working on a plastic and fiberglass car so the plastic tools I stole from the kids will work just fine
For an earlier post about parts being expensive, this pic is for the rubber seals for the windows, inner and outer and a door handle. Frickin little over 200 dollars
4 pieces of rubber and a handle
thanks Brad, and thanks for unlocking the the thread. I have been learning a few things right off the bat. First thing I have learned is that when you say Corvette you might as well say a boat
BringOnAnotherThousand
I am trying to figure out how to put the word Corvette that way
The best thing for them is to keep them covered
Like my 5th wheel trailer I keep at Park Moabi, I cut out 2 pieces of plywood for the 2 tires that are always in the sun. My other trick I use is to put a light coat of brake fluid on just like you would with armorall. If ya think about brake fluid it is used to among other things, keep all the rubber soft and pliable, and not cracking
