So anyway, I went up to Trinidad to go goof around with the Colorado Z club and we had a bunch of fun on Southern Colorado roads. Did Wolf Creek pass, Cucharas pass, La Veta pass, and Cumbres pass.
Ontopic The new car-seching thread
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Collected a lot of bugs, made some new friends, and had fun with the 300ZX for a couple days.
Well Cairo is pretty historical place, if you ever go to upstate NY all the towns were named right after the revolution and there is like Syracuse (obviously), Marcellus (Roman general), Cato (Roman poet), Cincinnatus (Roman general), it's like someone just had a roman history book and was just picking names at random. Hell I'm from Waterloo.
Got one of the dowel pins out of the 455. One left to go, but it's being more stubborn and in a more awkward place. Broke the two decent 5/16-18 taps trying at it.
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No, I shared a double queen room with the boy. I regret every part of that decision.
Yeah I spent a weekend with my dad in a hotel once too. It was so awkward I still remember it.
Well my dad was uninterested in children. I had to feed myself, figure out what to do myself etc
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Starting to repair the Audi's bumper.
I have the backside reinforcement done with 3M flexible bumper patch, I'm going to plastic weld the top, waiting on the guy with the welder to loan it to me sometime this week.
sanded back the damage to see what's what. There are some smaller cracks that I'll have to take care of, but it's nothing too huge. I sanded with 120, so I could get to the urethane quickly. I'll feather back with 220 and then 320.
Stuck the patches on, after cleaning everything up with IPA wipes and adhesion promoter.
The paint is terrible (as it should be for a bumper that's 30 years old), and it appears this one used to be black, but I'll sand all that back with 320, and fill the rock chips.
I have the backside reinforcement done with 3M flexible bumper patch, I'm going to plastic weld the top, waiting on the guy with the welder to loan it to me sometime this week.
sanded back the damage to see what's what. There are some smaller cracks that I'll have to take care of, but it's nothing too huge. I sanded with 120, so I could get to the urethane quickly. I'll feather back with 220 and then 320.
Stuck the patches on, after cleaning everything up with IPA wipes and adhesion promoter.
The paint is terrible (as it should be for a bumper that's 30 years old), and it appears this one used to be black, but I'll sand all that back with 320, and fill the rock chips.