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Offline 327power

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Re: Marine Engines
« Reply #30 on: December 17, 2009, 03:39:35 PM »
lol...I used a piece of rope to substitute for a radius arm bushing on the front end of my old '78 F150. Twin I Beams suck.
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Offline Jim Rockford

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Re: Marine Engines
« Reply #31 on: December 18, 2009, 08:13:24 PM »
Hehe. My g/f's mom locked herself out of her running car the other day. I went out with a coathanger and a pry bar. The coathanger was too flimsy, so I used her antenna. Some people just aren't very ingenuitive any more

Ya, I would of thought of it, but really wouldnt want to bend a antenna. Unless you pryed the door to get to the lock switch...but thats why I have a lock out kit.

LOL I locked my keys in my car one night at the bar, looked around and seen the antenna, perfect unscrewed it, unlocked the door and put the antenna back on and drove home..lol
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