saying bye bye to the hhr
01-19-2010, 06:52 PM
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saying bye bye to the hhr
Well the title makes you wonder why
fact is. distance has a way of making people change.
and well the soon to not be wife will be taking the hhr
whole big thing about her being in the navy and not wanting to work things out
that such n such stuff. im sure many people know about navy marriages not lasting :/
long story short . IM GETTING A FORD RANGER AGAINNNN!!!!! YAAAAAAY!
so there is good news out of all this lol
oh before the hhr goes. my front end has been really loose . any reasons why?
fact is. distance has a way of making people change.
and well the soon to not be wife will be taking the hhr
whole big thing about her being in the navy and not wanting to work things out
that such n such stuff. im sure many people know about navy marriages not lasting :/
long story short . IM GETTING A FORD RANGER AGAINNNN!!!!! YAAAAAAY!
so there is good news out of all this lol
oh before the hhr goes. my front end has been really loose . any reasons why?
01-19-2010, 08:40 PM
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Since you're getting the "Big D" word, you sure you did'nt loosen up a few bolts on the front end, just to make things a little more exciting, for the lady.
Seriously, could be ball joints. That would be my first guess. "Moon"
Seriously, could be ball joints. That would be my first guess. "Moon"
01-20-2010, 07:46 AM
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Yeah I just hope she comes around to the fact that this shouldn't be happening. Cuz id love to keep the slab. But id probably still try to get a ranger lol
Only part that is bad that, I haven't even been married a year...
Also the front end has been loose since I took my trip to chicago.
Now it just feels like when I take turns its not gripping at all.
Only part that is bad that, I haven't even been married a year...
Also the front end has been loose since I took my trip to chicago.
Now it just feels like when I take turns its not gripping at all.
01-20-2010, 09:05 AM
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Wow, not even a year. Seems like a waste. Maybe she will come around chance's are it will be a year or so. Sorry to hear about the Divorce. If the car is going to become her's i wouldn't fix a dam thing on it.
Ranger's aren't that bad, they have been around for year's and year's for a reason.
Ranger's aren't that bad, they have been around for year's and year's for a reason.
01-20-2010, 09:32 AM
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Wow, not even a year. Seems like a waste. Maybe she will come around chance's are it will be a year or so. Sorry to hear about the Divorce. If the car is going to become her's i wouldn't fix a dam thing on it.
Ranger's aren't that bad, they have been around for year's and year's for a reason.
Ranger's aren't that bad, they have been around for year's and year's for a reason.
And not going to sign any papers till I know she's had plenty of time to get over this. I know her to well to know she wants to end it this quick.
But yeah I was thinking of not fixing it either
And rangers I just love!!!! It was sad to see ford say there going to stop making them
Plus there's plenty of parts available for the ranger. So if anything goes wrong with mine
Its not hard to find new parts. And trucks are easy to lower. That's a plus. Ill put a pickture up later of what I want my ranger to look like.
Ill also have to also show some pics in here of my hhr in the snow for the first time lol
