Post a *PIC* of your latest purchase..
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Spent about 3 hours including the trip to the parts store, now my 04 Honda Accord starts right up. First of more parts that will need replacing as the clock just hit 179K miles and still going 
Gotta love hand me downs!
Gotta love hand me downs!
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Car Info: 2015 Ford F-150 XLT FX4 Sports Package,SOLD-05 STi
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Car Info: Whatever The Lot Provides ;)
Forgot to post these. It's where all my recent "mod" money has been going. Definitely justified having a truck lately.
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Lol, you know it was me and my Father putting it up. Still need to finish mudding it out on the facing wall. The cross supports (fire-blocks) weren't nailed down yet, that was just to get an idea. They went in even and correct as did the one's on the facing wall. Look closely at the second pic, right stringers and at how bad the original wall is curved! F'n 1977 production home contractor quality right there. That's not earthquake movement, there's no cracking or damage, that's just drunken carpentry at it's best.
Welding that railing back together was a PITA, too overcast and cold out and no auto-dim helmet.
Welding that railing back together was a PITA, too overcast and cold out and no auto-dim helmet.
Last edited by TheFozz; Dec 30, 2015 at 06:43 PM.