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“Custer Was Sioux’d”. I would not put it on the paint of my car (or on my car) but it was mildly funny. When I walked into the convenience store I was wondering which employee owned the car. I believe I figured it out. It was the woman that had the Native American magazine (the only time I leave my camera in the car).
I really liked this bumper sticker: “I never saw an American Flag burned at a gun show” I believe this is a true statement.
Well, I have been driving by this hub cap for a couple months and decided to stop and get my hub cap! The only problem was it is not my hub cap. I have found 3 15″ Toyota hub caps and only one 14″ Toyota hub cap (which I lost). Maybe I can swap 3 bad luck 15″ Toyota hub caps for one 14″ hub cap (any brand?
This should be a lesson for all kids in school. If you can’t read you might run over things.
Look at this biker gang that I saw. They surrounded my car and I was scared.
I really like his magnetic sign “WE SHOW UP”. That really means a lot if you have tried to get an estimate from someone.
I believe that this guy has a theme going: “One Man & A Toolbox”, and his tag “ONE MAN”, and his web site www.handymen.tv
Looks like a bad car accident, but what is up with the paint bucket (last picture)? Pleasant Grove Road, Alabama
Well it’s official: I lost my Toyota hub cap again. I think it is gone forever. But I did find this 15 inch Toyota hub cap, too bad I need a 14 inch Toyota hub cap for my car. Maybe I can trade someone?
I have very fond memories of my Toyota hub cap. Like the time Greg was washing my car: he was showing off his tire cleaner and how well it worked. It worked so well that large chunks of paint came off the hub cap. You should have seen Greg’s face…those were the days.
What makes a trailer “Super Heavy”? I would have to say all trailers would be “Super Heavy” because I can not lift any of them.
Ram 2500 “Big Horn Edition” I did not see any horns on the truck, like the second picture.
Actually, I drank the NOS before I changed my air filter. This how-to is for changing out your air filter in the little Honda Fit. Well, I don’t know how to change my oil so I went to the Express Lube and apparently the car is too new to have the filter in stock. (Why does every car on Earth need a cabin air filter? I thought they were just for nice cars? Also why would I ever want to replace it? I walk outside and I don’t live in a bubble.)
The difficulty level for changing out your air filter is: SUPER HARD
First, find the only place the filter will fit. Second, open place where filter may fit (my car has 4 latches). Third, surprise! you found the air filter.
I guess the filter is dirty enough to replace? I have no idea, they just told me to replace it. Second picture shows a little bridge thing going down (or just pay attention how the other one looked when you removed it). Look how pretty the new filter is! Snap it back up. Super easy! All the car repairs I have done: Change disk brakes, drum brakes and air filter. I also can fix some carwash problems.