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Thought of the day-Innovative car repairs

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Sure...we've all seen worse ideas...


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HealeyRick said:
Great for Healeys and other low-clearance cars:
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Kinda reminds me of what we had to do with this guy's truck tire out in Bisti Badlands this past week end. He had two flats and already had the spare on. When we got the new tire mounted (in Albuquerque), we could get the bad wheel off (the flat on left-front), we had to dig a trench under the tire because the jack would not lift the car high enough to allow the new tire to be mounted.

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THAT'S the customer who complains that an electrical part doesn't work, then when you ask what voltage the part is getting he yells "I know what I'm doing, I'm an electrical engineer!!"

That's wonderful, now calm down and answer the question, Sparky...
 
Not exactly a Innovative Repair - but yesterday I was in lovely Tomstown Ontario (population <50) and was chatting with a friend. When he retired he threw away his watch (BTW why do we give people watches when they retire? :rolleyes2: ) He refuses to use the internet or email - though he uses youtube on hissmart TV.

He does however have a cell phone - and this is what he said. "I only use a cell phone because of my Ford.' :ROFLMAO:

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