Need help.
07-15-2008 | 11:23 AM
#31
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JK Super Freak
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Salisbury NC
Sorry, I was at work and actually had to do some. So I could not get back to you yesterday.
In answer to your questions.
Question 1. Why?
ans. You are living in the city with the best Bar-B-Q in the world.
Question 2. What Exit?
ans. NJTP #2 Ha!
Sorry for ASS U MEing next time I'll just look at the photo in your avatar
Here is a question for you.
Why the hell are you bringing boards up to NYC? They actually have Home Depots and Lowes up there.
PS: If you like trains check out the Transportation Museum in Spencer. When you leave there make a right out of the lot, go about a mile and half up Salisbury Ave. to Steves Bar-B-Q
In answer to your questions.
Question 1. Why?
ans. You are living in the city with the best Bar-B-Q in the world.
Question 2. What Exit?
ans. NJTP #2 Ha!
Sorry for ASS U MEing next time I'll just look at the photo in your avatar
Here is a question for you.
Why the hell are you bringing boards up to NYC? They actually have Home Depots and Lowes up there.
PS: If you like trains check out the Transportation Museum in Spencer. When you leave there make a right out of the lot, go about a mile and half up Salisbury Ave. to Steves Bar-B-Q
No Steve's BBQ in Spencer. Only Hendricks. My favorite NC BBQ is in Lexington.
07-15-2008 | 03:22 PM
#32
JK Freak
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 655
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From: middletown,ny
Take the top off and strap them to the roll bars, park in a garage for safety and enjoy the stink of Brooklyn.
Yeah, im from "upstate" but i do almost all my work down in the boroughs so I got a pretty good reference point. Good luck w/ the trip and he job.
Yeah, im from "upstate" but i do almost all my work down in the boroughs so I got a pretty good reference point. Good luck w/ the trip and he job.
07-15-2008 | 04:11 PM
#33
JK Freak
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 744
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From: Escondido, CA
As mentioned above by "berg," I recommend (1) removing the front seat and then (2) folding the rear seat forward. You may have to use a bungie cord to hold the head rest flat. That may be easier that having to remove both the rear seat and the front seat. Just a thought.