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Re: Had to drop off my baby...
From: RicSeyler <ricseyler(at)SPAMgulf.net>
Subject: Re: Had to drop off my baby...
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Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 14:01:15 -0500
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Because I was a service manager at two dealerships in the 80s LOLOLOL
bruce graham wrote:
> why dont you take it to the dealer.......
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But even with a terrible group of line mechanics at the moment it
would of been better than where I went. :-)
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Ric Seyler
From: Jerry
Subject: hail
Date: Mon, 09 May 2005 07:41:51 -0500
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First off, I`m NOT a vette owner but having just gone thru a hail
storm yesterday in Texas, I wondered if the hail (pea size) would hurt
(make pock marks) in the newer corvette bodies if parked in an open
area? Are vettes still fiberglass bodies?
Obviously one shouldn`t park outside if you know it`s going to hail
but in Texas, you don`t always know.
Date: Mon, 09 May 2005 16:13:05 -0700
From: Tom Crabtree <spam(at)sucks.com>
Subject: Re: hail
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Jerry wrote:
> First off, I`m NOT a vette owner but having just gone thru a hail
> storm yesterday in Texas, I wondered if the hail (pea size) would hurt
> (make pock marks) in the newer corvette bodies if parked in an open
> area? Are vettes still fiberglass bodies?
>
> Obviously one shouldn`t park outside if you know it`s going to hail
> but in Texas, you don`t always know.
Jerry
I should think that if it was indeed "TEXAS" sized hail, there would be
nothing left of the car but a pile of smoldering rubble.
`Vette`s are just as susceptible to hail damage as any other car,
perhaps even more so. There is no such thing as a "dent" in fiberglass,
and yes, new Vettes are still being made of fiberglass.
TomC
`90 ZR1
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