A WEE BIT OF ADVICE...PLS.

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drcrougeux
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A WEE BIT OF ADVICE...PLS.

Post by drcrougeux » Sun Jun 12, 2005 9:56 am

Greets. When placing one (1) side of the hood (bonnet) in the up position and resting it on the top of the tool box, it tends to scratch/chip the paint. And, is at high risk to fall and scar the new paint/chrome. What device/gizmo do ya'll use to prevent this accident waiting to happen.... This fall factor is especially risky, when both side are up !!! I saw a pix recently of a block of wood being used, but it only showed a tiny portion of the length. I expect this is a common issue & the many car-showers will offer their favorite trick. Spare me the angst & scars, pls.

Terry Horlick
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Re: A WEE BIT OF ADVICE...PLS.

Post by Terry Horlick » Sun Jun 12, 2005 10:10 am

I think the "Bonnet Holder by Mark Stolzenburg" looks like an interesting way to go. I think I will make one today. http://www.mg-tabc.org/techn-up/bonnet_holder.htm Terry TC2285
--- In mg-tabc@yahoogroups.com, "drcrougeux" wrote: > Greets. > > When placing one (1) side of the hood (bonnet) in the up > position and resting it on the top of the tool box, it tends > to scratch/chip the paint. And, is at high risk to fall > and scar the new paint/chrome. What device/gizmo do ya'll use > to prevent this accident waiting to happen.... > This fall factor is especially risky, when both side are up !!! > > > I saw a pix recently of a block of wood being used, but it only > showed a tiny portion of the length. > > I expect this is a common issue & the many car-showers will offer > their favorite trick. > > Spare me the angst & scars, pls.

Mark Stolzenburg
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Re: A WEE BIT OF ADVICE...PLS.

Post by Mark Stolzenburg » Sun Jun 12, 2005 11:07 am

Go to the mg-tabc website and click on the Technology section found on the left hand side of the home page. Once the Technology page opens page down to the Chassis/Body section and click on Bonnet Holder (Mark Stolzenburg). I think you will find what you are looking. BTW, the sites web-masters, Walter and Jim have done a fabulous job putting helpful technical info on the site. I always try to check that first before I start any project on the TC. Mark Stolzenburg St. Louis, Missouri TC 7812
----- Original Message ----- From: "drcrougeux" drcrougeux@yahoo.com> To: mg-tabc@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2005 11:55 AM Subject: [mg-tabc] A WEE BIT OF ADVICE...PLS. > Greets. > > When placing one (1) side of the hood (bonnet) in the up > position and resting it on the top of the tool box, it tends > to scratch/chip the paint. And, is at high risk to fall > and scar the new paint/chrome. What device/gizmo do ya'll use > to prevent this accident waiting to happen.... > This fall factor is especially risky, when both side are up !!! > > > I saw a pix recently of a block of wood being used, but it only > showed a tiny portion of the length. > > I expect this is a common issue & the many car-showers will offer > their favorite trick. > > Spare me the angst & scars, pls. > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > >

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