

| Subject: | Re: shoelace tied |
| From: | Justin M. Mayrand |
| Date: | Sat, 26 May 2012 18:26:12 -0400 |
YAY! My shoelaces are tied! Fixed the BA6 and replaced the front pads. Of course, I just put a huge dent in the side of the van, but that was just a bonus, I guess. -------------------------- 1980 Westy, vanity plate "WAIT4ME" On May 21, 2012, at 7:39 AM, Justin M. Mayrand wrote: > BA6 is fully repaired, waiting on new brake pads. Half way there! > > > 1980 Westy, vanity plate "WAIT4ME" > > On May 21, 2012, at 7:29 AM, J Stewart wrote: > >> Well, my window seal failed again-had the right seal but it started to tear just inches after starting to pull the cord. Not good... >> >> Jeff Stewart >> >> So I wrote: >> > a "loose shoelace", that thing we really really mean to do, that fairly easy thing to do, >> >not critical but just annoying. And yet, it remains undone... >> >> My job was the door holder/basket. I replaced the old broken one with the new one I've had for several years. Then, because I sensed victory, I repaired the broken one and installed it on the passenger side. All of this was done with me loosing only one screw! Note to self: Don't work on the door when it is open over long grass. >> >> How did the rest of you do? >> ed- with door holders >> >> >
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