I had TTi 3 inch tailpipes on my '70 Dart, tight fit, but they went in fine.
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I had TTi 3 inch tailpipes on my '70 Dart, tight fit, but they went in fine.
Nothing here yet but nobody wants to be here.
Had to wiggle the 2.5 in but ya I think 3" would fit no problem if the pipe is bent the right way.
chryslerfat
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Wait what are you wiggling 2.5 inches into?
LOL I could only wish CF.
If he can do his job from home, that would be a benefit for all.
If he can do his job from home, that would be a benefit for all.
You guys harp on this guy cause he isn't at the job site but in the same breath you feel CF's pain of having to be around co-workers. It's a **** deal all of the way around for sure. I am saddened to here your woes CF. I have to agree, it just aint right.
That car is going to be a force to reckon with. Hope you are in good with the local tire dealer. lol
True BP best to keep all out of harm I agree just saddens me that the captain takes a back seat instead of going down with the ship. But Maybe the captain doesn't know how to power the ship so the crew has to stay behind. Just my thinking.. I would like to be working right now I need to buy more parts for my car but afraid to spend any money right now.
Yea I think your right just hope my lead foot is not to heavy.
I have to wonder how much of this decision is fodder from the bean counting budget conscious administration who get there funds from the gov by hours worked or number of employed. A lot of politics in public works.
I agree, it is hard for me to figure politics out.
Glad I'm finished and retired.
You ever get started on the door jamb on the vette I have no clue where to start on that mess.
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I have a plan for the vette Fred. I guess I should say Corvette as I have found the word "vette" butt hurts the purists. Have not administered it yet. I'll post pictures when I get around to it. Plenty busy otherwise.
Body shop is dead here not even a windshield to replace.
I hear it's slowing here too. Tourism is gonna take a BIG hit around here I am afraid. We will see.
Body shops go crazy here in the summer. Just the opposite of how it used to be.
Mostly farmers here so slow during planting and harvest but busy the rest of the time.
chryslerfat
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What is stupid about it is when they closed the schools here till July 1 they required them to pay all employees the regular pay as if they were working. So there is no real reason to force us to work aside from putting us at risk. I think the real reason is the message said if we do not work it will come from our saved sick bank and we in the garage all have perfect attendance. So to sum it up is they have to pay me according to the ruling but they are looking for a way to single us out and out of fear make us give up our sick time. Everyone else gets paid and is not required to use sick or vacation because they are all out of time.
Seems like a shitty way to take advantage of the situation and piss all over the worker.
First happy hump day, you all been busy , I agree essential service is when **** breaks and doesn’t run then it’s essential, I know with my work I’m in the same boat as Cf, boss realized with a short staff he’s makin money , who gives a **** about us workin guys all about the mighty dollar, I am also not happy with the situation. What do we do ?
I think I understand this. They are afraid you will ride it out. Understandable but not necessarily true.
That's not good CF. What happens if you refuse to go in because of health concerns?
A lot different on my car. Mine has stock pipes and JUST enough room to get between the tank and the body especially on the right side. Nice job Fred.
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