old guy

Nope.......just wrapped the empty plugs in plastic to prevent water getting in. I also bought gutter leaf guard at the big box store, (it's steel dipped in plastic, still looks good after years) to dress the empty holes. ( Cut to shape, and Installed from behind the facia with JB Weld. )

:iagree: Natures Darwinism.

Grocery stores still have plenty of rice, beans, etc. I live in Tornado Alley and like to keep a few weeks worth of food and water stashed away. Over the last few years, I've bumped that up to...

Good for you! Always nice for a seller to see that the new owner is enjoying the car.

The car now

:hello::hello::hello: Somedays....... I went out to dinner with my kids and their families Saturday. It's a great way to get together and see the grandkids. :tup: We got home about 9 and my...

Just curious... what do you do if the “patient” is kinda in between male and female... you know, one of them T-boys. Do you go in then by yourself or what? ;)

Im working on brakes, hubs, rotors and shocks on the Passport. I couldnt finish because I didnt have the seals for the hubs (last minute decision to change out the bearings). Only got to seperate one...

Just wait until you get older. Then you can throw in about the body not wanting to work properly too. :shakes head:

I do think about it. I love getting older. Young people are stupid.

Between not having the time and wanting to procrastinate, I can see myself hitting that timeline!

With Jar, 3 years is the average. :icon14:

3-5 years depending on the difficulty of the install :tiphat:

Jar, I have 11 different parts to install on two different cars. Whats the standard time for them to collect dust before installing??? :eekdance:

Beware of the Crazies. :eek: Just like this thread. :rofl2:

Is it Friday yet?