I have a problem with what seems to be mold on my window moldings. This is something new to me since I did not have this problem in NY but I do here in Florida.
The dealer replaced the moldings once for me, but they will not replace them again. They say it can be cleaned off. Nothing I have tried will clean it.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to clean the moldings with out damaging the rubber and metal frames, and to protect it from further damage?
Armorall and similar products do not stop the problem.
Other than dealings with idiot lawyers, we've been doing fine. Got some projects around the house taken care of this summer, took a nice but short vacation to Door County in July. Still hope to get down to Florida as the cold sets in, but as you know from your years in New Yawk, when it gets colder, it gets busier in this business.
Ah, the 'cuda... well, after severly breaking the transmission last July, I rounded up all the parts I needed to repair it. I bought an old A body trunnion style 4 speed from a friend, took the gears out and used 'em in another case I had bought from another friend. This got me a lower first and second gear ratio, so now that thing really launches like a banshee! New bearings and synchros and it shifts like brand new. Got a line on a very sharp 63 Plymouth from yet another friend last week, just have to talk the wife into letting me buy it!
I hear ya... You sometimes got to be thick skinned to post to usenet on a regular basis.
Well, there's always gona be someone disagreeing with you about one thing or another, but it does help me improve my typing.
Sorry to hear that.
That's the plan, whether you're healthy or not! ;-)
Glad to hear you are still around. By the way, a while back, a long while back I had asked you if you had ever taken a headlight out of the new VW Bug.
My dad had one in his shop and he did not see how it came out. He called the VW dealer and they said you need special tools and it had to be done at the dealer.
Well, while walking, trying to walk around my apartment complex one day I saw a resident working under his hood of his New style VW Bug. I asked if he ever had the headlight out. He said it was no problem. Under the hood, on each headlight housing there is a lever that you have to pull, This releases the headlight and then it just comes right out, Just disconnect the wires.
I think he said on one side the battery had to come out but no big deal.
I guess the VW dealer in NY was just trying to drum up business.
Thought you might be interested since you are much more likely to run into one these days than I am.
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