What did you do to your Car today?

**theaceofspades** · 09-08-2014

Is this that one owner you were talking about

**Mirraco** · 09-08-2014

Originally Posted by theaceofspades

Is this that one owner you were talking about

huh

**02NavyBlue** · 09-08-2014

Scored a very lightly used dorman fuel level sender for free. I put it in a Buick in the spring and now changed the whole fuel pump assembly. That saves me a few pennies since mine is on its way out

**Russosaur** · 09-09-2014

Bought some 18 gauge wire and shink tubing for the upcoming 3rd attempt to get my ABS light off now I need to see if my grandpa has some flux core solder as mine has been lost. Also my touchup paint arrived, 13.90 for this itty bitty 1/2 oz bottle.

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**BillBoost37** · 09-09-2014

Lit up the pontiac on teh taillight

Oh wait..that was years back.

**Bills1997GTP** · 09-09-2014

Tried to yank the front passenger rail out a bit, didn't seem to work. But got other things bent out. Thinking of just slapping a bumper & some airbags on it and call it a day & saying say F^*k it & sell it

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**stealthee** · 09-09-2014

Rent yourself a porta power. Those things will do wonders.

**danielle15** · 09-09-2014

Thinking about putting a "home depot lip" on the impy....

**dsmuts** · 09-10-2014

Do it d

**danielle15** · 09-10-2014

I probably will. I saw one on the impala forum and it looks awesome. His write up wasn't very good tho, so I gotta do some digging. Assuming you just cut slots on the part you drill to bumper to allow it to curve with the car?

He used both the hard and soft ones, it looked awesome.

**Sven the Sexman** · 09-10-2014

Originally Posted by Bills1997GTP

Tried to yank the front passenger rail out a bit, didn't seem to work. But got other things bent out. Thinking of just slapping a bumper & some airbags on it and call it a day & saying say F^*k it & sell it

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Build a plate to attach where the bumper does. Attach a chain and come-along to a big stationary object and to plate. Rent some torches. Heat the offending area with the torches. SLOWLY pull out the damage with the come-along. Primer and rattle can area. Reinstall all needed parts. DONE.

**BillBoost37** · 09-10-2014

Agreed.. I used serious chain, a come along, my truck as stationary object (blocked wheels on both vehicles) and large straps (I pulled the rad support though). use the other GP you have for measurements.

**RALM** · 09-10-2014

Got a new toy the other day. 91 firebird...... its nice to have something to call my own again

RALM
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**REDCRAPGP** · 09-10-2014

Holy hell he's alive!

**theaceofspades** · 09-10-2014

Bit the bullit and ordered my dual exhaust valence

**ericspecullaas** · 09-10-2014

Originally Posted by REDCOMPG

Holy hell he's alive!

i didnt think hell was holy....... i thought it was filled with fire and pain

**Mirraco** · 09-10-2014

blew a coolant elbow, looked like i seafoamed my car when i looked out the rear view mirror, pulled it over and then seen my coolant elbow went missing. Gotta tow it back to house and replace it tomorrow or friday. always fun to see LOTS of smoke out of exhaust and engine steaming