My poor Z. (Not 56K friendly)
Originally Posted by 05-Z
Free lambo door mod. 
j/k dude...
I did the same thing with my last car, while cleaning it in the garage. Luckily I stopped it before bending the hinges, but I messed up the door skin a little.
You might be able to sell that door panel on here, btw.
j/k dude...
I did the same thing with my last car, while cleaning it in the garage. Luckily I stopped it before bending the hinges, but I messed up the door skin a little.
You might be able to sell that door panel on here, btw.
time for carbon fiber fender and door on driver side
or "look honey, suicide doors"
...IMO just be glad it was the car and not your leg.
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Originally Posted by HighwaySpeed
dmroberson... What is a Functional Verification Test Engineer?
For example, if I remove a system fan, the server is supposed to ramp up all of the other fans to 100%, then send out an alert, telling the user that there was a fan fault. I create this event, to make sure that the alert is actually sent, and verify that the system correctly identifies the failed fan.
Originally Posted by VN_350z
now your z door can open up to 180 degree....best mod w/o paying a penny.
Originally Posted by davidv
You are pretty brave to admit that you took the door off of your own car.
Last edited by dmroberson; Mar 1, 2007 at 05:35 AM.
I've never seen anyone do this to a Z but I have actually seen someone do this is person three times. Two of the times I have seen this was at Goodyear. One of the guys doing an oil change finished up a car and just got in it and starting backing it out. I seen it coming and just watched. The look on his face was hilarious. I don't understand why anyone would back up with their door open when they're around something such as a wall. Don't take this the wrong way. I'm not trying to be mean. Glad it wasn't you though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxmbscbDUO4 the 1:25 mark....sorry had to do it. Good luck on the fix....
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Update: (not that anybody cares) Ok, so the adjuster had to come out and write up another estimate, because of damage he didn't see, until the body shop did the tear-down. New damage estimate $4300, and now STILL waiting for the parts.
Last edited by dmroberson; Mar 7, 2007 at 06:16 AM.
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4300 dollars?! damn man that sucks. i did the same thing to my legacy reversing into my driveway, except it wasnt that bad. now that door just needs more of a shove to close than the others. its no big deal but it pisses me off haha.
