Lubbock Corvette knowledgable shops
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Lubbock Corvette knowledgable shops
Hey all,
I'm going to be stuck with nothing to do all day within striking distance of Lubbock. That being 100 miles from home, close to Lubbock, away from most of my tools, and parked outside. I figure if I can find a decent shop in Lubbock I can get them started tracking down at least Some of the multiple squeaks, rattles, bangs, thumps, etc that the car has. That can take a little more knowledge than just any old shop.
Seriously with a daily driver and the only functional (or even semi functional) car here they set my teeth on edge.
Fixing to weatherstrip the other T-top the end of the week and Maybe do what I dread; pulling the molding from around the windshield. I suspect I will have to have at least some minor welding around the windshield to help make it watertight. That would go a long way toward making me feel better about being parked in the open for the week and a half I will be there. If I can find decent glass shop there I will probably replace that too after the suspected welding. The windshield looks like bubba installed it in the backyard and I suspect it and/or the surround of being the source of the majority of my interior rain these days
I'm going to be stuck with nothing to do all day within striking distance of Lubbock. That being 100 miles from home, close to Lubbock, away from most of my tools, and parked outside. I figure if I can find a decent shop in Lubbock I can get them started tracking down at least Some of the multiple squeaks, rattles, bangs, thumps, etc that the car has. That can take a little more knowledge than just any old shop.
Seriously with a daily driver and the only functional (or even semi functional) car here they set my teeth on edge.
Fixing to weatherstrip the other T-top the end of the week and Maybe do what I dread; pulling the molding from around the windshield. I suspect I will have to have at least some minor welding around the windshield to help make it watertight. That would go a long way toward making me feel better about being parked in the open for the week and a half I will be there. If I can find decent glass shop there I will probably replace that too after the suspected welding. The windshield looks like bubba installed it in the backyard and I suspect it and/or the surround of being the source of the majority of my interior rain these days
