Recent content by rotzilla

We drove many cars that day, and it flat out stood above the others. However after owning it for a few weeks now it reminds me of a corvette as far as access, it is a pain in the ass to get in and out of. When we first drove it I was on crutches so I attributed the difficulty to that, but now...

These were displayed at a local steakhouse in the rafters above the bar. I expressed interest in them years ago. I was quite surprised when I was contacted to pick them up. I however had no idea that they were this large, over 7'6" each. We spoke with a bartender who said they had been above...

Here is pictures of the wife's 2015 Mazda 6 touring, that we picked up a couple of weeks ago. Washed, clayed and collinite 845.

Re: What was your very frist car you owned? 73 Dodge Charger, 383, 727, highway gears, maxed the speedo at 140 mph on a midnight run.

Dr. colorchip now has a squirt 'n squeegee repair kit that is designed to work on road rash. I purchased a kit a few weeks ago and used it on my wife's 130k DD. I had never used any of their products before and was pleased with the results. There is a definate learning curve, but if I can...

We have a 09 sonata with the v6, and 130k on the odometer. No major issues at this point. However I don't think I would buy a used one with that many miles on it.

Dental floss or standard fishing line. Then clean up the after mess.

When he grows up I think he is going to be a small appliance repair man, he is totally obsessed with any vaccum cleaner, dishwasher, washer and dryers. The wife was making cookies the other day, he didn't want a cookie he wanted the mixer, thats all he could talk about. Little guy has Leber...

My 3yr old grandson is blind, he loves to go into the garage and run his hands over papa's truck and grandma's car, I just cringe, :cry: and the kids laugh at me. I have even gone as far as distracting him by introducing him to the tool box, weedeater, and anything else I have laying around.

I understand the reasons for owning a beater, however when the roads are bad the wifey is not going to commute in a beater, that would be like taking away her security blanket.

This is where I can't quite understand whats going on, because its only the chrome and stainless steel parts that are being affected. I do not get rust marks on the exterior paint, nor does the undercarriage look abnormally corroded. I have more rust on my chrome than my entire undercarriage...

I have never used Iron-x, however all surfaces on the new truck where clayed and sealed immediately upon delivery. It just totally baffles me that 2 out of 3 vehicles would react to the de-icer. My in-laws have also had 3 ram trucks since 09, that where all daily drivers and none of them...

Brief history; I had a 09 ram, every time it would come in contact with road de-icer it would develop tiny rust spots on the chrome/stainless steel (plastic and metal) almost immediately, left unwashed would it would etch into the plastic. At the time I was using a meg's nxt. Then I had a 11...

Most recent pic after brush guard installation.

Same here working for back pay. I am not buying anything until this whole mess is over. What kicks me in the sack is I have to charge bills to my credit card, which I have to pay interest on, and when the man back pays me he is not paying me interest for holding my money, nope he's charging me...