Exactly.
>>> robert_ries09459@yahoo.com 05/30/01 12:48AM >>>
Just make sure not to knock said stick out with a careless swing
of an armful of toolbox, sending said gate into the back of ones
head, knocking face into edge of trunk, dropping toolbox down
shin and onto sandel-clad foot. And don't even think of
laughing if you witness a close friend or family member doing
this. Really. Don't laugh hystericly as your Dad limps about
the lawn in a semi-cuncused daze while you roll paralysed in the
gravel. I mean it. Don't even try it unless you are some kind
of track star, 'cause Dad will catch you and throw you in a
stream where you will nearly drown laughing. But it was worth
it. (wondering how I ever survived childhood.)
Date: Tue, 22 May 2001 14:18:12 -0400
From: "RON WARD" <ronward@synovustrust.com>
Subject: RE: LRO: Liftgate/Lid question...
Good grief! Do like my Dad did and carry a broom with the end
sawed off and wedge it between the bumper and the lift gate to
hold it open.
>>> Alan_Richer@Lotus.com 05/22/01 01:41PM >>>
Sorry, John - didn't realize.
Dumb question - are you sure it had 2 prop rods? Somewhere I
seem to
remember lids w/only one....
I like the design on Miss Jessica - instead of the swing-out
rods that drop
into forks it has sliding barss that latch in tracks. No-hands
latching is
so nice - if a bit awkward to drop down again.
ajr
=====
Robert D. Ries
SSgt, USAF
Burwell, England
"With friends like these..."
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