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This is pretty neat, Dave you should save this for one of your pics

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Good morning, it is fun to have the reports from Carlisle. Years ago a die-hard Mopar buddy went and came back with hundreds of photos, some day I'd like to go.
Yesterday's weigh-in, down another 4.4 lb for a total of 14.8 lb. in 5 weeks. Seven more weeks to go. Today or tomorrow will be a "cheat day." Not sure what food I'm in the mood for!
pizza
 
nice - I have to admit that I didn't know you could do that, if anyone had asked I surely would have yea, the moulding has to come out
Yup, I would have thought otherwise...
And the rear glass out in one piece w/o cracks and w/o removing the molding....

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Now get those implements of destruction away from it and tape around the edge with masking tape till ready to put back in. If it's safety glass like mine WAS, it won't crack. One good tap on an edge and you will be sweeping up glass pellets.
 
maybe so - but that kind of annihilation isn't done at 30, 40 or even 50 or 60mph.. I would guesstimate they were doing at least 75
unless he head-on'd a semi, he was haulin ***.. and hit something square on..


after another look, seeing all the dirt and everything pushed upward, almost looks like he went airborne..
 
Now get those implements of destruction away from it and tape around the edge with masking tape till ready to put back in. If it's safety glass like mine WAS, it won't crack. One good tap on an edge and you will be sweeping up glass pellets.
Will do! :thankyou:
 
unless he head-on'd a semi, he was haulin ***.. and hit something square on..


after another look, seeing all the dirt and everything pushed upward, almost looks like he went airborne..
"collided with an embankment".. like Dave said, it was the sudden stop.. and yea, square on
 
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