@chris-benjamin1 said in Uh …:
what the alternative can be
A broken bolt with a very hard ez out broken off in the middle of it.
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@chris-benjamin1 said in Uh …:
what the alternative can be
A broken bolt with a very hard ez out broken off in the middle of it.
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That was what I actually bought in 1986, although obviously not the same car. $2500 + (push-it, pull-it, tow-it, though I barely managed drive-it) trade-in, though it was a high-trim low-miler that had never tasted road salt. Served me well for the first couple of years, but treating it as potential a long-term keeper was ...
@davesaddiction When the inbound and outbound sections of the same flight number could be airborne at the same time. The second one should have had a Letter suffix appended, like AA2482P.
It works like that most of the time.
Something obviously broke in this event.
My dad worked for GM. I briefly worked for GM. I generally Stan for all things GM because that Kool-Aid still runs in my veins.
However, this generation of Malibu was not my favorite. Earlier epsilon chassis cars were actually fun to drive. The ride and handlin...
@BicycleBuck thank you, that alone makes me cry 🤗