My beast is a '65 Sprite. On the drivers side of the tunnel is/was a place for the seat belt securing bolt. One of the DPO's has cut this bolt off (!) leaving less than 1/8" of bolt showing... and th
I'd start with a Dremel and use a cutoff wheel to make a slot like a slotted screw might have. If a Dremel is not available, then maybe a hacksaw to make the slot. A good pair of Vicegrips might grab
You can get an extractor. You drill a hole into the broken/cut-off fastener, screw the extractor (reverse threads) into the hole, and just keep turning. It pulls itself down into the hole (theoretica
Do you have a drill? If so, go to your local hardware store (or Sears tool department) and get an "E-Z Out" screw/bolt extractor. That;s a fairly large bolt so get an appropriate size extractor. You
Presumably the bolt head was cut off in the first place because the bolt was siezed and wouldn't shift. If this is the case it is not going to be easy to remove, especially with your limited hand to
Thanks to all for their suggestions... I'll start pulling the seats out today... It won't be a comfortable job... the high temperature for today will reach 106F It was already 90F at 11:00 am.. And m
An Amish Spridgeter? What will happen when you finally get it running? _______________________________________________ Support Team.Net http://www.team.net/donate.html http://www.team.net/archive ht
David Lieb wrote: "An Amish Spridgeter? What will happen when you finally get it running?" Silly! He will just hitch it up to Old Bessie, hang some red lanterns on the boot, and be off to the nearest
Well.... let me see.... I could drive it to the next town, where one of my boys has a goodly selection of power tools. Then I could get the broken bits out and put the seat belts in... Ooops... nearl
So as long as your seat-belt is buckled do you really think anyone will look to see if it is properly attached to the vehicle? I'm betting they wouldn't even notice. _________________________________
Doh! You are probably right on with that remark... Hadn't been thinking deviously enough... -- Dave G. KK7SS '65 MK III Sprite in Richland, WA "Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time
Well - click it and set it on your lap. Where does it say it has to be secured to the bottom? I am not sure it would go over well with your County Mountie looking for Bounty. But if it looks good -
Ask a bicyclist that has been hit by someone driving while on a cell phone and they will tell you that the fine should be loss of license on the first offense. I tend to agree with them. Pull over if
I'm gonna use that one a lot.... -- Dave G. KK7SS '65 MK III Sprite in Richland, WA "Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time." Terry Pratchett, 'Hogfather' __________________________
Vigil wrote: "And most people i have seen do not drive well when they are on there phones even with hands free. I do think the first time fine is a little stiff." I dunno, the I don't think the $20 f
Dave G. wrote: ">> County Mountie looking for Bounty: ROTFLMAO.......I'm gonna use that one a lot...." Oh, lordy, you must really be a kid. That is even old to ME!!! Goes back to at least the 1970's
tinydog sez: Pesonally, I like Costco. -- Original message from "B- Evans" <b-evans@earthlink.net>: -- The very worse was one of Frank's favorites holding a cell phone toeach of her ears while trying
Hi Buster... Nope... born in May 1937 (Hindenburg...remember ??) The one I remember most often is "Give me 40 acres and I'll turn this rig around"... -- Dave G. KK7SS '65 MK III Sprite in Richland, W
8 track if I recall ya'll. 10-4 Why, there was even a trucker/country song about it back then. Buster _______________________________________________ Support Team.Net http://www.team.net/donate.html