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Slowmkviii
i want summer
I wish mine turned on a dime
Its old ( a 98)doesn't turn
We got about 10" of snow so my driveway gets 2 ft
LSC HUNTER
New member
My wife with the new addition due home April 6 2014
Lvnmarks
quandoomniflunkusmoritati
I need to stop being lazy....
Like a few of the other Minnesotans said, we got too much snow...and I was too lazy to crawl through 5' snow drifts to scrap the 2 tons of snow off my shed, then this happened...
So I spent all day Friday and Saturday moving snow and replacing 2x4's...
Unfortunately it did this to the Mark...
I have storage insurance but did not have comprehensive at the time (I have $150 deductible one now). With this and all the other damage, scratches and rust. I'm wondering if it's just worth trying to find another red 95 LSC.
Like a few of the other Minnesotans said, we got too much snow...and I was too lazy to crawl through 5' snow drifts to scrap the 2 tons of snow off my shed, then this happened...
So I spent all day Friday and Saturday moving snow and replacing 2x4's...
Unfortunately it did this to the Mark...
I have storage insurance but did not have comprehensive at the time (I have $150 deductible one now). With this and all the other damage, scratches and rust. I'm wondering if it's just worth trying to find another red 95 LSC.
Slowmkviii
i want summer
With progressive storage is comprehensive.
LSC HUNTER
New member
He is a Dogue de Bordeaux, same dog as in Turner and Hooch here is a picture of his dad
and here is another picture of the new guy
and here is another picture of the new guy
driller
El Presidente
:eek-large:...It's fixable depending on your attachment to the car.
Lvnmarks
quandoomniflunkusmoritati
I get more separation anxiety from money
The two marks that I really want are a 95 & 97 LSC and I've had this one for almost 5 years now. It's more about all that I have into this one (parts) and how much work do I want to do transferring them over (again), for now she will stay parked.
tixer
Lincoln Evangelist
Eric, that's a tough break. (literally..) Glad you got the structure repaired though, and I'm glad the damage to the car is as minor as it is..
Austin: I'm glad to see that business is booming. You should make an "Austin's detailing thread" or something. Also. We need to see under the hood... To see the quality of your detailing work of course..
Austin: I'm glad to see that business is booming. You should make an "Austin's detailing thread" or something.
Also. We need to see under the hood... To see the quality of your detailing work of course.. 
Lvnmarks
quandoomniflunkusmoritati
It's seen about 4-5 MN winters, the rear has it worse then the front. The bottom of the doors are flaking and the rear sub frame ties are basically not doing anything. She is being towed off this afternoon over to lamettry's Collision for an estimate.
I second this motion.Austin: I'm glad to see that business is booming. You should make an "Austin's detailing thread" or something.
budpytko
Super Senior Associate
Beautiful looking '55 BelAir. I took driver's training in one very much like this in high school in 1956 but it was a DelRay.Grabbed a new client! Full detail on this 55.
