> > > Hanging one across the rear of the Westy is a great idear and I'm > > glad that you thought it up, but it come way too late to save the life > > of my Ryobi battery operated fan. > > > Heck, all the crappy old cars I've owned, sometimes I felt like I should > sling a net under them to catch the parts that fall off . . . > > -- RJS > > Sent from my undercar net. > I had a 1960 Falcon. A really cool sedan/delivery body style with the Ford six. Hurst floor-shift and a straight six. Driving along my morning commute, a badly wash boarded road in Wyoming...the transmission did fall right out the bottom. I watched that Hurst floor-shift lever just suck right out and disappear. That one had a cargo net...but it was inside, not under. I saw some cargo nets of 'eastern origin' at the nearby K-Mart store a few days back. Also at Harbor Freight. |
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