Pony fogs to GT fogs help
07-09-2006, 09:53 PM
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RE: Pony fogs to GT fogs help
im still trin to figure out the fuse thing? i must have been on crack! the lights should draw the same amperage so no fuse change should be needed. as far as my old man is concerned. im done he is a waist of time. he left when i was 14 and i had to quit school at 16 get a job and raise my sister and help out my mom she was and still is a wreak. he came back a few years ago and expects me to forgive and forget. i tried but the cost is just to high. i thought he should know his grand kids but why should i let him bring them down too. he is toast!
07-09-2006, 10:46 PM
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RE: Pony fogs to GT fogs help
When u put it like that, for anyone to walk out on their family dusnt deserve a second chance, u gave him 1 chance and sounds like hes blown it.
Hows the house coming along man??
Paul
Hows the house coming along man??
Paul
07-09-2006, 11:07 PM
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RE: Pony fogs to GT fogs help
Maybe you said plug, and i just mis-read it. And yeah, I agree with paul, he's blown it, just cut him out. On the plus side, it doesn't look like you've taken after him, you seem to be an awesome dad, if your fathers day gifts are anything to go by.
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im still trin to figure out the fuse thing? i must have been on crack! the lights should draw the same amperage so no fuse change should be needed. as far as my old man is concerned. im done he is a waist of time. he left when i was 14 and i had to quit school at 16 get a job and raise my sister and help out my mom she was and still is a wreak. he came back a few years ago and expects me to forgive and forget. i tried but the cost is just to high. i thought he should know his grand kids but why should i let him bring them down too. he is toast!
im still trin to figure out the fuse thing? i must have been on crack! the lights should draw the same amperage so no fuse change should be needed. as far as my old man is concerned. im done he is a waist of time. he left when i was 14 and i had to quit school at 16 get a job and raise my sister and help out my mom she was and still is a wreak. he came back a few years ago and expects me to forgive and forget. i tried but the cost is just to high. i thought he should know his grand kids but why should i let him bring them down too. he is toast!
07-10-2006, 01:54 AM
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RE: Pony fogs to GT fogs help
thanks guys (my extended family) i hate bringing this crap to the forums but he just rubbed me the wrong way today. and as far as the house goes i passed all the ground work inspections friday he even approved some stuff i hadent finished yet said i was doin a great job. so this week ill insulate the floor then put down the plywood and start framing the walls. sorry i havent been around so much but as you can see i have been pretty busy with this. im up for "die hard 4" so i am tring to get as much done as i can in case i get the show!
07-10-2006, 04:59 AM
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RE: Pony fogs to GT fogs help
That's Great man! We should meet up and talk industry some time, I'd love to get some tips from someone who's been in the business as long as you have.
Also, nice shadow work in that first photo. I would have loved to turned onto your street at that moment: "...hmm, nice yellow mustang, half finished house, man standing on top of a ladder in the middle of the road..."
The house is looking good too. My dad and step-mom added an extension two summers back, I know what a pain it can be. It'll be worth it in the end.
Also, nice shadow work in that first photo. I would have loved to turned onto your street at that moment: "...hmm, nice yellow mustang, half finished house, man standing on top of a ladder in the middle of the road..."
The house is looking good too. My dad and step-mom added an extension two summers back, I know what a pain it can be. It'll be worth it in the end.
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thanks guys (my extended family) i hate bringing this crap to the forums but he just rubbed me the wrong way today. and as far as the house goes i passed all the ground work inspections friday he even approved some stuff i hadent finished yet said i was doin a great job. so this week ill insulate the floor then put down the plywood and start framing the walls. sorry i havent been around so much but as you can see i have been pretty busy with this. im up for "die hard 4" so i am tring to get as much done as i can in case i get the show!
thanks guys (my extended family) i hate bringing this crap to the forums but he just rubbed me the wrong way today. and as far as the house goes i passed all the ground work inspections friday he even approved some stuff i hadent finished yet said i was doin a great job. so this week ill insulate the floor then put down the plywood and start framing the walls. sorry i havent been around so much but as you can see i have been pretty busy with this. im up for "die hard 4" so i am tring to get as much done as i can in case i get the show!
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