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May 26, 2012 | 12:27 PM

killain

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St. Jude Donor '03 thru '26

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Removing the factory armrests . . .

Little did I know, . . Trying to take off the old armrests and I was having a hell of a time, My neighbor came over with a set of 'Clip pliers' and he is a strong guy, well it came off, I thought it was held on by just double-faced tape just like the custom replacements, No, it has four studs and metal nuts that hold it on. I don't know how stupid I have been? Maybe it's all the pain killers I'm taking for my back !

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May 26, 2012 | 12:45 PM

Zr-1Mike00

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Eeeeeek! It's better that you were working on the car rather than driving it on the PK's. Hope the back gets better. And NO OUI's please! We don't wanna be seeing that

May 26, 2012 | 01:00 PM

killain

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Oh Boy ! Trying tto remove the factory armrests.

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Originally Posted by Zr-1Mike00

Eeeeeek! It's better that you were working on the car rather than driving it on the PK's. Hope the back gets better. And NO OUI's please! We don't wanna be seeing that

Hay, thanks you for the question on my back surgery, that's very kind of you. But I started this job, it's 87 outside and I soaking wet just getting the one armrest off. But I'm not healed enough to fight this battle. So after the holiday and let www.countycorvette.com do this job. I'm just not healed enough for this kind of job.

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