Re: [FWDLK] GEE, whiskers

[john bartell <jrbartell@xxxxxxx>]

Now wait a minute...aren't you the one always preaching originality?  Shame
on you!  Different dealers on Ebay sell the original push style "clips" for
the "anti-vibration" strips/cat whiskers.  What else are you covering up in
"Horrie?"   8)   John in WI
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From: "eastern sierra Adj Services" <esierraadj@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 9:29 PM
Subject: [FWDLK] GEE, whiskers


> When I bought/installed Gary Goers'  cat-whiskers, for Horrie, I
> 'inserted' relatively small/short sheet-metal-screws into the
> "whiskers", below the level of the "whiskers", in the 'body' of the
> assembly, and then painted the screw-points, to "mark" the location of
> the screws, in/on the  door & 1/4 panels.  I then  pre-drilled the door
> & 1/4 panels, to correspond to the location of the mounting-screws, and,
> then easily-screwed-in the cat-whisker assemblies-----simplicity,
> itself! I then painted the heads of the screws, which could be seen,
> below the level of the 'whiskers' , BLACK, so that the screws are
> invisible---what's also 'neat' is that, if you screw-up the 'location'
> of the mounting screw-holes, you just re-locate the position of the
> mounting-screws, in/on the "assembly", and "try-again", until the
> cat-whisker assembly aligns correctly, to the
> subject body-panel(s)--I think I used 3 (??)
> mounting-screws per 'panel'?/
>
> It's easy & fun, & almost impossible to 'ruin'; nobody can see the
> 'wrong' mounting screw-
> holes--hidden by the whisker assemblies.
>
> Neil Vedder
>