Andy,
Maybe you and your friend should visit the junk yard when they are
"OPEN"! 8^)
Joe
Andrew Lindeman wrote:
>
> I decided to give you all an update on the progress of what started as a
>clutch
> job on my freinds '67 Spitfire. We left off with a broken pipe, just before
>the
> slave cylinder. We borrowed a flaring tool and reflarred the pipe. After
> putting the fitting on and pressurizing the system once again, it leaked. We
> thought there might be a crack in the flare, so we went to pull off the pipe.
> This is when we discovered that the fitting had stripped out in the slave
> cylinder. We had to cut the pipe and pull out the slave just to get the
>fitting
> out. We then hit the local junkyard alley to see if we could find a junked
>spit.
> While looking through one of the fences to see what we could see, a junkyard
>dog
> decided to rush us. We both stepped back from the closed gate, but the dog
> slipped right underneath! He chased my freind for a bit then turn to me, I
>was
> already running for the car. He leaped up a bit my ass! Luckily he didn't
>break
> skin, but just ripped my jeans. At that point both me and my freind were
>back in
> the car. Just thought you might want to know how it's been going...
>
> Andy L.
>
> On a brighter note. I finally took a look at why my Spit wasn't working, and
>the
> new cap and rotor should be here tomorrow.
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"If you can't excel with talent, triumph with effort."
-- Dave Weinbaum in National Enquirer
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