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Anak’s Painstakingly Detailed Armor & Tail Lights Write-up (Dialup Beware)
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AJ_learns_XJs
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Wow! GREAT write up! Dang it looks amazing but I don't know if I have the patience for all that.
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- In a strange land
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- Torrance, CA
Good work, Tom. Now make the table we discussed for the rub rails!
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I can attest to how well those brake lights pop. This photo was taken from probably a half mile away with a big lens.
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I can attest to how well those brake lights pop. This photo was taken from probably a half mile away with a big lens.
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- Torrance, CA
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- In a strange land
Cool pic.
Thank you.
One of my justifications for this job was the number of XJs I have seen on C/L that have been rear-ended and thus totalled. Getting the attention of the texting masses before they hit me is worth a bit of effort.
I should also note that The Bride immediately responded about someone's remark about my patience and said patience is not her word for it. I think she was alluding to some comparison to a mule that she thinks somehow fits me. :dunno:
Thank you.
One of my justifications for this job was the number of XJs I have seen on C/L that have been rear-ended and thus totalled. Getting the attention of the texting masses before they hit me is worth a bit of effort.
I should also note that The Bride immediately responded about someone's remark about my patience and said patience is not her word for it. I think she was alluding to some comparison to a mule that she thinks somehow fits me. :dunno:
XJLI
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- Long Island, NY
wow. these turned out awesome.
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- Middle Tennessee
Great article. Extremely detailed and well written.
xcm
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- Southern Oregon
Out of curiosity, what do you do for a living?
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- In a strange land
I was told I didn't build that, so I quit building things. For other people anyways.
My own body also told me I should knock it off, by means of a hernia. It at least made the decision easier.
Now I home school The Varmints and The Bride has gone back to the mushroom farm. We traded roles. It is not quite conventional, but it works for now.
What I used to be was a general contractor, but what is probably more relevant is what I did before that: Manufacturing Engineering for Hooker Headers, including first article development (that would be the manufacturing side of getting a new product from design and into production for those who don't speak manufacturingese). I have spent a good bit of time banging my head against other people's designs and specifications in an effort to end up with something that actually works.
Hooker was a great company to work for until Holley bought them and made a complete mess of a cash cow. :dunce:
My own body also told me I should knock it off, by means of a hernia. It at least made the decision easier.
Now I home school The Varmints and The Bride has gone back to the mushroom farm. We traded roles. It is not quite conventional, but it works for now.
What I used to be was a general contractor, but what is probably more relevant is what I did before that: Manufacturing Engineering for Hooker Headers, including first article development (that would be the manufacturing side of getting a new product from design and into production for those who don't speak manufacturingese). I have spent a good bit of time banging my head against other people's designs and specifications in an effort to end up with something that actually works.
Hooker was a great company to work for until Holley bought them and made a complete mess of a cash cow. :dunce:
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