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Steve, I’ve used a trick suggested on TC to put a plastic mallet between front seat and rear, then lean on the front seat to help pop the rear seat bottom back and up to release it from each hook :beers:
I too hate any long jobs under a dash… |
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For me it's anything I have to do that requires me to bend over or get on my back, whether it's doing anything under the car or under the dash.
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I rate the difficulty of a job by the amount of Advil needed afterwards. I.E., that’s At least a 4 Advil job. Rob
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All the under dash stuff is brutal. On the last truck I did work on I took the seats out so I could stretch out!
On a slightly different but body pain related, I helped a friend recently lay 15 pallets of sod! I couldn’t believe how sore I was! Just remember, pain is weakness leaving the body….lol! |
Not a fan installing carpet. Everytime I look at it I see every mistake. Too expensive.. and too big of a job to rip it out and start over. BTW... I need a 4 speed console for my '72 T/A to hide a big mistake... The original was MIA when I bought the car..
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under dash is definitely a PITA. The most frustrating for me is tracking down an electrical gremlin in the system.
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An old drag racing friend once stated "If it was easy everyone would be doing it"
We all share the same world it seems! For me, on muscle era cars, it's A/C equipped under dashes (C3 BB Corvette heater core :eek2:) and chassis cleaning. Edit: I'm not particularly fond of steering columns either... |
I don't mind any job on my cars. Some I like more than others but I find the tinkering cathartic no matter how frustrating at a surface level. However, undoing hack job work and the butchery of others is the worst thing for me IMO... wiring, bad bodywork, etc etc - plenty of that to undo on my current 66 Nova build.
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