69 rat house
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Re: 69 rat house
Working in town, how do you like the commuter?
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Went to the farmers market today
Need to remember to hold the new phone sideways.
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Re: 69 rat house
Well we went for a little ride today, Drove out to Tomales for the Founders Day Parade and Festival. 100 mile or so round trip.
It really likes it right about here.
Any faster and the top starts oil canning, any slower and there is a flat spot in the throttle response.
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Congratulations! All that hard work and now you can take it out and play with it. 
That's always a rewarding feeling. The oil canning roof is highly annoying, I know. 
That's always a rewarding feeling. The oil canning roof is highly annoying, I know. Beyond any hope for intervention
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Guess it has been awhile.
So I finely got fed up with the drivers seat moving around as I was driving.
So I picked up a double locking slider.
Then modified the brackets to fit. I then had to extend the stock release lever, and swap out softer latching springs. After some more trial runs I will cut the long arm off the new slider. Then it will look stock. The seat is solid now, doesn't move around, and stays latched down.
So I finely got fed up with the drivers seat moving around as I was driving.
So I picked up a double locking slider.
Then modified the brackets to fit. I then had to extend the stock release lever, and swap out softer latching springs. After some more trial runs I will cut the long arm off the new slider. Then it will look stock. The seat is solid now, doesn't move around, and stays latched down.
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