Some Pictures
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Some Pictures
This is by far the best tool I've ever had.. Can't say enough for small hands. http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/koz/...on/jessie4.jpg http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/koz/...on/jessie3.jpg http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/koz/...on/jessie2.jpg http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/koz/...on/jessie1.jpg
New Parts.. Made this my pc wall paper.. :D http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/koz/...n/newparts.jpg
Old/New Axles http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/koz/...n/axelsold.jpg http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/koz/...n/axelsnew.jpg
[Modified by Koz, 9:51 AM 4/2/2003]
[Modified by Koz, 9:54 AM 4/2/2003]
New Parts.. Made this my pc wall paper.. :D http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/koz/...n/newparts.jpg
Old/New Axles http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/koz/...n/axelsold.jpg http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/koz/...n/axelsnew.jpg
[Modified by Koz, 9:51 AM 4/2/2003]
[Modified by Koz, 9:54 AM 4/2/2003]
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Re: Some Pictures (Koz)
Problems with the "tool with small hands":
Costs a fortune to maintain,
Attracts the less desireable "tools with roving hands,"
Sometimes you can never find it when you need it,
Memory easily hacked by your significant other,
But, after a number of years, often produces other pride-producing "tools with small hands." :D
Beautiful daughter Koz :thumbs:
Costs a fortune to maintain,
Attracts the less desireable "tools with roving hands,"
Sometimes you can never find it when you need it,
Memory easily hacked by your significant other,
But, after a number of years, often produces other pride-producing "tools with small hands." :D
Beautiful daughter Koz :thumbs:
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Re: Some Pictures (Koz)
Looks like you are at about the same stage in reassembly as me, except I have no tools with small hands. Thats a good thing because I'm 20 and still in college. I'm sure I'll have one or two around eventually though....but not for a long, long time!
Everything looks great! Did you get the rest assembled yet? I remember that you were scheduled for surgery soemtime soon.
I wish I could take pics as I go, but I'll have to wait til its all done and borrow my brothers digital. I might be waiting awhile because the T/A bolts and silocon brake fluid still aren't here :mad
Hope you get it finished before you doctors appointment! Good luck.
Everything looks great! Did you get the rest assembled yet? I remember that you were scheduled for surgery soemtime soon.
I wish I could take pics as I go, but I'll have to wait til its all done and borrow my brothers digital. I might be waiting awhile because the T/A bolts and silocon brake fluid still aren't here :mad
Hope you get it finished before you doctors appointment! Good luck.
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Re: Some Pictures (Zack Wenning)
Thanks Guys,
Last night we got the differential installed, both T-arms and Struts. The T-arm bolts were a pain. First I couldn't get my hand/fingers in there to feed the bolt into the hole so the "small hands" came in really handy.. Then we found out that I got POR-15 in the holes when painting so the bolt wouldn't fit.. :eek: I thought we were hosed.. I took a long skinnier lag bolt, bent it a bit and fed it into the wholes and worked it back and forth to scrape off the paint. After a little :smash: :smash: we got it in. That extra set of hands made the difference..
I go in for surgery tomorrow morning. I took off from work today to finish it up BUT my daughter was so into it last night that she asked me to wait for her to continue when she gets home from school. How can I say no.. I have boy scouts tonight with my son so we'll get a couple hours in between when she gets home from school and scouts.. but not enough to complete everything. I'm not going to rush it. I'd rather miss a few weeks of riding if I have my daughter interested and working with me. :blueangel: Makes it more fun all around.. :cheers:
[Modified by Koz, 10:49 AM 4/2/2003]
Last night we got the differential installed, both T-arms and Struts. The T-arm bolts were a pain. First I couldn't get my hand/fingers in there to feed the bolt into the hole so the "small hands" came in really handy.. Then we found out that I got POR-15 in the holes when painting so the bolt wouldn't fit.. :eek: I thought we were hosed.. I took a long skinnier lag bolt, bent it a bit and fed it into the wholes and worked it back and forth to scrape off the paint. After a little :smash: :smash: we got it in. That extra set of hands made the difference..
I go in for surgery tomorrow morning. I took off from work today to finish it up BUT my daughter was so into it last night that she asked me to wait for her to continue when she gets home from school. How can I say no.. I have boy scouts tonight with my son so we'll get a couple hours in between when she gets home from school and scouts.. but not enough to complete everything. I'm not going to rush it. I'd rather miss a few weeks of riding if I have my daughter interested and working with me. :blueangel: Makes it more fun all around.. :cheers:
[Modified by Koz, 10:49 AM 4/2/2003]
