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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: California
Posts: 73
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I had my truck in the garage to replace the rear brake shoes, and when i was finished i was backing out with my driver door open watching as my rear tires rolled over the door storm seal. My door hit the side of the garage and bent it back all the way to the fender. It ruined both my fender and the door. Luckly i was planning to replace all my panels anyway.
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1971 chevy stepside-350 bored 30 over, holley carb, headers,weiland intake, 3 angle valve job-4" tuff country lift with ORD shackle flip, ORD HD front shackles, 33x12.50x15 mastercraft M/T-Th-350 automatic. Primer grey. |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 392
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I was replacing the rear springs on my 64 Galaxie. Decided to save some time and unbolt both back springs at the same time. Had the axle free of the springs, knocked the rear hanger bolts out, springs slammed down, the axle came down and rotated. It pulled the shaft out of the tranny as it slid backwards down the springs. Did I mention that I was parked at the top of a dead end street??? After chasing the axle bout a block, I grabbed the driveshaft, and it pulled me off my feet, but I hung on. About three layers of skin later, the damn thing finally stopped. I pushed it back up the hill, removed gravel from the front of my body and went back to work.
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