I keep seeing posts of that guy haha it's like the damn facebook group that has rare barn find cars..
What did you do to your non-G body project today? [2022]
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RE that H&K shotgun, fed from the bottom and ejects out the side?? Wonder if they make a version with a drop out clip instead of the internal magazine?
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Tube holds 7 so that's not too bad..I'm sure it could be designed to run a mag but I can work with the tube fed pretty well. 🙂
Is the person still in the group or they get booted every time and come back?
Well @ least he posted it in the correct thread this time:
Spent some time on the 1959 T Bird today, finished bleeding the brakes then created a new gas pedal floor bracket for the weak/non-existant original pedal mount. Should be kicking this one to the curb Mon/Tues.
So we bought the Envoy back in April of 2016 and the PO or his valet buddies had backed it into something and dented the plastic bumper skin.
This thing was easy to remove, they're so cheaply mounted it's laughable. I flipped it over, stepped on it, let it sit in the sun and now it's way less bad.
Before I could reinstall, there was some rust that needed dealt with. Surprising given all my rust free claims on this thing.
I'm sure you rust belt guys are laughing. I'd actually cleaned a bunch of dirt off here and removed the top section that makes it not a step bumper. Not perfect, but a lot less bad. That should slow it down to the point something else rots out first.
And with the top back on. I chased the threads with a tap, the bolts were a little rough coming out.
After the skin was back on, I headed to the car wash to get all the salt off. I timed out the undercarriage spray like I always do, it looks nice and clean down there now. I don't think these scratches are buffing out.
Couldn't see them when it was pushed in, maybe I should go undo it all tomorrow. 🤣
And on this day last year, I dropped my newborn in the non-G thread. Born 3 weeks early with a fetal growth restriction at 5# 10oz.
She was tiny! But you'd never know the existential threat she persevered through in the womb today. Her length, weight, and development are all back on track.
This thing was easy to remove, they're so cheaply mounted it's laughable. I flipped it over, stepped on it, let it sit in the sun and now it's way less bad.
Before I could reinstall, there was some rust that needed dealt with. Surprising given all my rust free claims on this thing.
I'm sure you rust belt guys are laughing. I'd actually cleaned a bunch of dirt off here and removed the top section that makes it not a step bumper. Not perfect, but a lot less bad. That should slow it down to the point something else rots out first.
And with the top back on. I chased the threads with a tap, the bolts were a little rough coming out.
After the skin was back on, I headed to the car wash to get all the salt off. I timed out the undercarriage spray like I always do, it looks nice and clean down there now. I don't think these scratches are buffing out.
Couldn't see them when it was pushed in, maybe I should go undo it all tomorrow. 🤣
And on this day last year, I dropped my newborn in the non-G thread. Born 3 weeks early with a fetal growth restriction at 5# 10oz.
She was tiny! But you'd never know the existential threat she persevered through in the womb today. Her length, weight, and development are all back on track.
A balmy 7 degree morning here in MA. I went out early and got the pellet stove going out in the garage shop in preparation for my nephew coming by. Over the holidays he asked me for help installing a back up camera in his ‘09 Pathfinder. Went pretty well, just time consuming to remove a load of interior trim work to run the wiring from lift gate to the dash. Took about two hours start to finish and it worked really well. Not high end but the image was pretty sharp on the display.
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