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Hey Tony,
Are you getting a bunch of home projects done while you are waiting?
I was just wondering if your wife has the phone number for the body shop?
Hey Tony,
Are you getting a bunch of home projects done while you are waiting?
I was just wondering if your wife has the phone number for the body shop?
Well......RATS!
Ever wake up on the bathroom floor at 3 a.m. and wondered how you got there (not a drinker).
I just spent 4 days in the hospital getting some nasty internal bleeding patched up.....
now for a week to recoup
Last edited by doorgunner; Mar 20, 2020 at 08:04 AM.
OHHHHHH YEAHHHH? Well....the other night I had a nightmare about combat in Nam....
I was gritting my teeth so hard while having the dream that I broke a tooth!
(We doorgunners had to bite down on a piece of leather in combat to keep from gritting-breaking our teeth.....staying alive got intense)
Tony. no joke, you need to wear a guard at night to protect your teeth and your joint!!! If insurance won't cover it, go to a sports store and buy one of those "Boil" type guards that you soften in warm water and then bite into it to adapt it to your bite. It will at least temporarily be better than nothing. Ike
G.Ike...thanks...V.A. fabbed me one out of some type of plastic....I chewed it up in a year/wasn't very comfortable...I'll try the sport mouth piece which should be a little more flexible!
As for my project I'm still too weak other than to walk around the front clip to plan the next repair.
I'm considering making the lower valence removable rather than fiberglassing it to the lower fenders.
I have a neat little quick-release tow bar on the car now to bring it to/from the Paint shop, but it will fit only if no valence is installed.
The left-right mounting brackets can't be seen(One of those "just-in-case") modifications.
Manual steering...so no problem there.
Removing the rear ujoint of the drive shaft for towing is no big deal....
being a helicopter mechanic, I keep everting I need in the jack compartment....(less a machine gun)
just in case I need to replace rear wheel spindle bearings and such!
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