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What has become a turn off on CF is newbs being told to look it up!

That does strike a nerve with me when I see a brand new member with a "real question" and all they get is "learn to do a search". Every GD time. Dont know why, but that pisses me off.

not that they are being encouraged to look it up but most the time thats about all they post is "Go look it up". Im thinkin', wtf azzhole, is that all??? Why bother?? Dude seems like a nice enough guy so I keep my mouth shut Im not a thread cop anyway. Dammit, if you have the answer help someone out!!

Not everyone has all day to read through 1000 threads...I do understand not making everyone look up your answer though. Whatever.

For some (like me when I was new) it may be their first time on the web and may not even be aware of it.

Now-For some longtimers maybe a different story but take it easy on the new people so they stick around. Not everyone reads every thread if it doesnt pertain to their problem .Many threads have been posted over and over that Ive never opened before.

In any hobby, 10 to 20 percent are the participators. with 5 to 10 percent being the leaders. I see the same percentages in the Corvette hobby ...

The best thing I ever bought was a torpedo Proane Heater. Not sure onthe BTU, but it heats fast. I use my outdorr grill tank on it. PLus around here, Home Depot has a 24 hour tank exchange. $16.80 right now for a full tank. Can't beat it. Doesn't take long at all to heat..especially in your small garage.

Yes, you can re-use the nuts if your careful taking them off. The stud on the emblem is softer, so the nut digs into it. Not sure how many times you could re-use them, but I know more than once or twice. :thumbleft:

Hi Brian,

My front suspension is currently apart, so I can basically measure anything you like.



Just let me know. What CAD program will you be using?

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[quote]Don't know if I'll be there, got the interior torn apart to replace the rear carpet. Never thought I would have to remove most of the interior and the roof to replace the rear carpet :banghead]Shouldn't have to. When you replace the carpet, you start at the rear anyway. Just remove the trim pieces , speaker grills and slide it right out. You may have to remove the halo panels if you need to trim the new carpet in that area. Also the trim pieces in the door jamb area.
Did my entire interior(twice, once in each car) in less than an hour.

Back on topic.



Frank, I'll try to make it out this year, did anybody BBQ last year?

Around here there is no fear of a slight topic deviation
Besides that was valuable for Tom at this time :thumbright:

Back on topic Already planning a BBQ there this year, know anyone that that can cook tenderlion :wave:

the odo on 84 to 89 vettes is not tamper proof. it is very vulnerable to modification.

it could have been replace... or just misread.

check the carfax for 4 years ago... see what the mileage was then.