Thank you, everyone, for your helpful advice. I just finished changing
the oil myself -- In the drive way. The incline I was concerned about
isn't that bad. Instead of jacking up the front of the car, I slid
underneath. It was tighter than usual. But the job was just as easy.
The one thing no one mentioned about Jiffy Lubes, was the possibility
that they might tweak the aluminum hood. Not sure if that's ever
happened. But it's certainly not going to happen to me. Thanks again,
Joseph
67 MGB Roadster
> Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 02:32:08 -0500
> From: Glenn Schnittke <schnittke@mindspring.com>
> Subject: Re: Jiffy Lube, et.al
>
> It's the equivalent of going to a Domino's Pizza to have the main
> drains on
> your house replaced. If you don't own a home and don't get the
> connection,
> try thinking of going to Home Depot to find someone to restore a water
> damaged Rembrandt etching.
>
> Okay, if you still don't get it; trust your retirement fund to
> Congress.
> Still no light bulb? Will Ball State ever win the National
> Championship?
>
> The Beverly Hillbillies is still in syndication.
>
> The children at Jiffy Lube are hired because they are more available
> than
> Transportion Safety Administration or MacDonald's candidates.
>
> What everyone else has told you is true. I've read all the replies.
> They
> are correct.
>
> It's a bad idea to take an MG to Jiffy Lube or any place like it. End
> of rant.
> _________________________________
> Glenn Schnittke
> VP - Tennsessee Spokes Sports Car Club
> schnittke@mindspring.com
> '67 B (my daily driver)
> '71 XJ6 Series I (Jeanette's daily driver)
> dead '69 B
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