tiger013

So I had a bird nose dived right in front of me and of course went through the grill. What's the best way to get in there to remove it? From the bottom or remove the the radiator?

hisvett

I'd go through the bottom; drive it up on a couple of 2X's (each front tire) and remove the bottom tray. Their will be a boat load of screws so if you can come up with an electric driver, it will be a wiz bang project....maybe 15 min to get the tray down. Good luck

Z51Tim

i would use the rotisserie on slow with a medium heat,,for about an hour,depending on the size of the bird,,,oh wait a minute,,,,i just reread the question,,,,,,never mind

managerman

I had the same problem...

Used this to fish the carcass out. Worked great.

-M

https://www.zoro.com/mag-mate-mechan...22/i/G5395853/

Z0Sick6

I know Corvettes eat Mustangs, Vipers, and even Cats... never knew they also ate birds

EMNJ

Was it a cardinal?

brooklync5

Wow that's terrible

C7 BOB

How about a vacuum - use the bird sucker tool.

dbaker

Not C7 related,but my S2K once ate a buzzard.

He was still alive...Nasty....

\db2

Z0Sick6

at least it wasn't a Kuala

tiger013

I thought about trying one of those, I wasn't sure how easy it would be to pull the bird out. Hitting it @ 50 mph I'm sure it forced its way in.

///ADMAN

I can send the neighborhood cat in to retrieve it, if you like.

alexsoo

Must be nice and warm.

demasterz

Is this a FireBird or just a bird?

DAFFYDRUNK

If I saw that on my car I'd have a panic attack. Cat claws and paint is not a good combo.

dvilin

Extra help if ADMAN's little buddy needs it.

SAY

Those claws won't come out unless you panic causing the cat to panic.

AeroJim

Just think if your car was named Monica, it would have swallowed something much different

DickieDoo

:rof l::r ofl:

MerakiAutoworks

Taking it out is such a pain.. I remember having to do that on a M5..

-Josh