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Fixing a keyfob for a '97 BMW 740i
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Most of the time when window regulators break I note it's on the rear windows of vehicles where the glass doesn't go all the way down into the door when it's at its bottom and the owners have kids or dogs that put their weight on the glass breaking parts of the window rail guides.
I actually saw someone buy a certified preowned car once and the kids were happily hanging out of the back windows when they drove off. It came back the next day needing both rear window regulators.
I actually saw someone buy a certified preowned car once and the kids were happily hanging out of the back windows when they drove off. It came back the next day needing both rear window regulators.
Bobby!
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Bobby!
I'm glad you weren't following me when you took that picture there, Speed Racer.
I want to know where its 85 degrees?
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Do not try this at home. I am a professional.
About 20 miles west of Star Tavern.
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I hope you age as well as your sweet ride buddy.
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I'm starting to break down more than the ride.
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I bet you can occasionally smell a garlic pie in that.
While where on the subject, can anyone tell me where I can find a key fob for a 1938 Talbot Lago T150? I seem to have misplaced mine.
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200,000. by spring, I would think!
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Providing there's no unforeseen circumstances, I'm guessing 207,000 by this time next year.
Ha!
