Lab test and inspection

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  1. mashaffer

    mashaffer New Member

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    Lab test and inspection results of The Sooner Schooner from Queen Abby the Labby.

    You think this one is a keeper do you? Well Ill be the judge of that...

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    Well... I did find your crumbs from the pizza so that is promising. And there is plenty of soft leather to stretch out on to sun myself as we travel (Mommy can sit in the back).

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    Plenty of room for me, Mommy's walker and some groceries. Nice soft carpet to lie on and to keep me from slipping.

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    OK, I guess I will stay.

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    :D

    I guess I get to keep it. Good thing since I already applied for the new title and plates.

    mike
     

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    The Mercury Colony Park. Man's other best friend. Recommended by 10 out of 10 pooches!
     
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    When I saw this thread title, I was picturing rubber gloves and laboratory coats....

    Congrats on the wagon!
     
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    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    Good deal. I always had to go by gut feelings. Could never afford those fancy Lab tests. :biglaugh:
     
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    AKA "All in the Family".....and we've for ita BIG family here.

    So have you put together 'a list' for it yet?


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    Well after we take care of whatever happened to the tranny on the way home (see slipping tranny thread) I will start chipping away at the little things like...

    - Getting longer seat belts or some kind of extender for my ample girth. :D
    - Stiff door locks
    - Gap in the tailgate window seal
    - Finding and treating any small areas of rust (I want this one to be a long term family member).
    - Taking care of the woodgrain. Will probably paint initially. Considering having my Grandson hand paint a sailing yacht on the rear quarters along with an appropriate name but that might be too tacky even for me. ;)

    mike
     
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