:icon17: sounds like your hands were full. hahaha. congrats to your fun companions.

I am off to review a purchase agreement on this short sale I am looking at...

And yes, animals are the coolest ...

laterz, bucket! :hello:

Congrats...imagine that..A post about what you did with your car...

Later Kenchan...


Contracts...ugh...

I love my Yellow Lab! :tup:

Haha, see you later bucket. Good luck with the house.

Nevermind it was the gasket. Now if I could only get the nut off the last stud....

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...8075435071.jpg

And she's totally done!

http://i1163.photobucket.com/albums/...1/53d12174.jpg

Your lab looks like he is a great Dog, and is having so much fun..

The best photo of the day...

Ouch...

damn... that is toast! :eekdance:

Glad you found the problem. Good luck with the rest of the repair.

Labs are great dogs :tup:

doh, mr.gale, my MBP came pre-loaded with iMovie! lol thanks! :tup:

Mr.onzedge, your Z looks top-notch all the time. And :tup: on the adjustment.


Mr.Bucklist2012, it is because too much time has been spent on understanding only on the Boobs... :)

Have fun reviewing the agreement dude, hope things will work out towards your favorite!!!

mmm… this little bastard that ruined your ZdayZ…… :shakes head:

Going out soon to buy a new mitt for car wash, wanna have one for the panels and one for the rims instead of using microfibre cloths :tup: :tup:

I would do it for nothing, but you would have to bring it to CA.

That looks like a great drive. :tup:

I'll start planning now. :)






So there are a lot of kids running around my car with ice cream covered hands. Think I'll be cleaning her tonight.

Tell me about it!!


Yeah Mr. Alcheng thats the guy that messed up my trip :mad:

Good luck -- it sucks when a 10 dollar part replacement becomes a day-long ordeal.

:tiphat:

Thanks -- Mequiar's love pays off and this shot is with a week's worth of driving since I washed.

I hear ya. We had to give up for the day. Its soaking in PB Blaster for the night. The nut is locked on the stud and the stud is threading out, but then gets stuck. Hopefully the PB loosens one of them up.

When I get to that point, I go for the nuclear option and cut the nut with a nut-splitter or my die grinder.

Awesome work. :tup:

And you can remove the nut without messin up the threads on the stud??? Never heard of a nut-splitter. Sounds painful.

Hmmm... I usually sacrifice the stud as well.

This should cheer up anyone who's a little down, it does me.

http://www.the370z.com/members/onzed...-56-34-858.jpg

Awesome, lol.

Mr.onzedge, that looks like someone I know in this forum who likes to spread out PSS love all the time…… :tup: :tup:

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wow !! nice :tup:

that is one productive day .. i got up 30 min. ago .. (2:50pm) :rolleyes:

even the dog is enjoying himself !! :happydance:

Is that painted on the side of your garage? :tup:

I wish, the Mrs. nixed it. My lawn looks a great deal better than that anyway.

I told my cat what you said... She says thanks:tup::tiphat:

My father has 2 cats. One we call the guard cat cause wherever my father is there is the cat. Glad to hear you worked things out with your wife Bucket. Happy you never answered my questions about the pool. Did you put me on Ignore like Kensan did? Still like the coupe better LOL

Are we sharing pictures of pets now? :excited:

Alchemy here is a link to a nut splitter. General Tools 3ZH05 Nut Splitter
It does as said. As you tighten the screw it splits the nut. Much safer for the stud than a cutoff wheel.

Sorry I forgot what the question was..

Between no sleep last night, total stress today, and other issues, I forgot..

You can PM me if you would like, I have no one on my Ignore list........

Yet....

Pint you can post pics of anything you like. Well maybe not anything but most things :ugh2: