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drift86;323123 wrote:
Semi trailers were tipped over at my work! Did the trailer hit the black dodge truck? I saw jim's towing down that way.

There's also Mcneilus steel in the industrial park.

Not so bad if you go to the cities and pick parts up. If you get sheet metal parts shipped and they come dented you're stuck with them. A bumper should survive the shipping pretty good though.

For the price, you can't beat muffler mel. He's always done a good job for me. Maybe not for a show car, but still pretty good.

I need some leds swapped from red to green on a set of gauges. Anybody on here handy with a soldering iron? 27 of the small surface mount ones.

There is also a product called fibertech. We use it all the time at work. It's a fiberglass reinforced filler that works great. Just make sure to grind a small area around the hole to help give the filler something to bite to.

If you're around fargo, pm me with a phone number and I could take a look and shoot you a price. I work at a body shop in town and do a fair amount of "cost conscious" work on the side.

What about Camo?? Or Camo Ice?? It's super premium and extra smooth, I think a four pack is about five bucks.

To each their own, but a cavalier tattoo????

http://www.j-body.org/forums/read.php?f=46&i=268985&t=268985&p=5

Make sure the car is clean, you don't need to be sanding rocks into the paint.
I usually finish up with 2000 grit, but it's white so it'll be hard to notice if a few scratches don't get buffed out. Also, if the runs are really bad you can carefully use a razor blade to scrape them down. Good luck.

I put one on my hyundai last winter. You pull the ebrake, and it stays running until you get out and shut the door. Then it shuts off and locks the doors. If you don't set the ebrake, or you open the doors after it's armed, it won't let you start the car with the remote.

Definitely a 70 Cuda, IMO, one of the most badass looking cars ever made.

It's for an '84. A v8 would be sweet, but for now, it's getting the mighty 2.5

I'm looking for a decent running 2.5 for a fiero. Anybody got one??

beachbum_jon wrote:
i drive a semi and grain cart during harvest. and am soon getting a job at a bodyshop near aberdeen.
Would that be at ershman's shop in groten?? I went to school with
a guy from down there.

Body man at glenn's body repair

That's a sweet vintage snowblower! If I didn't live in an apartment I'd be all over it.

I got my chevelle because I always wanted a '70 and I can ignore all the rust holes in the damn thing

I agree, get a corn stove, they put out tons of heat for little money. Too bad they're kind of expensive for temporary use.

I'd definitely recommend A-1 also. They do excellent work.