Recent content by wildbill846

Hmm...my experience has been the opposite. Maybe my seats are a little older and the cushions a little compressed, but I had very little difficulty. Infact, I was hoping for some covers to fit a little tighter. Yes, removing the old hog rings can be tough without the right tools. The first...

While I believe there will always be some questions about the credibility of the confession and the means in which they were obtained, you are making some unfounded and inaccurate claims here, unless I've missed a recent press release detailing interrogations techniques used on KSM. Also, I...

I doubt the inability to lock in your speed fulfills the burden of proof that you are jamming them.

Re: Leatherseats.com Group Buy 2007!!! you can count me in.

I'm interested, but would like more feedback from those who did the DIY install, so I get a warm fuzzy about it. Just looking at how nice the seats look, it looks too nice for me to do but it actually sounds like it's not that hard as long as I have the patience to work on it.

Well, that what is was after taxes and all the other little stuff (to include the bogus $895 "paint protectant" and "leather treatment"---figure I could wax the car myself for less than that), but that was also my point. He wasn't making a deal on either side...full MSRP of 34,500 on that side...

So, I stop by the local Honda/Acura dealer as it appears my '92 NSX needs a new alternator. While at the lot, I take a peek at the S2000. I thought I'd run a few numbers for the heck of it. So, the Honda guys run down and take a look at my NSX. Granted, she's got 102,000 miles, the leather...

I'll take the head unit.

So, I replace door amp in a speaker (which had been previously rebuilt, but apparently not very well as it lasted a few months). The new one was working great (thanks BrianK), then a few months later, my CD changer dies. I had gotten the jammed disc code before and fixed it, but this was the...

I've run into a few A/C service shops with the same attitude as long as no one is watching.

Yes, the R12 needs to be purged by a qualified shop, but much just like HALON these days, you don't have a hard time finding shops willing to take it from you.

I'm not saying this is the correct way to do things, but I just got the $40 conversion kit at Walmart (which uses ester), and did it myself. So far the A/C has survived one Florida summer nice and cool.

Keep in mind that this is one of the poorest areas in the country. With no car and no money, how are you going to get out of town and where are you going to stay? The majority of those who stayed are well below the poverty line and had limited choices.

New Orleans Police corrupt??? Say it aint so.....

Here's something I ran across... http://www.americancollectorsins.com/de_policy.htm Bill