Hehehe... You wise-ass! Besides, it was the passenger side and nobody saw
nuttin'! ;-) I got my deer the second day of rifle season, thank you very
much... Quietly sitting in the woods minding my own business, he came along and
interrupted my meditation. His demise was clearly a case of preserving (and
enhancing!) my happiness as well as those of my camp mates! My truck was
resting peacefully by the side of the road the entire time... :-)
Tom
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Subject: DML: Re: Removing Auto Ventvisors
Author: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: 2/7/00 10:52 AM
> I busted the passenger side ventvisor last hunting season and I gotta
replace
> it... My question is, how do I remove it without ripping the paint off?
As I
> recall, that adhesive tape was pretty damn strong and I know it's not
gonna >come off without a fight!
Tom, Tom, Tom......you know man hunting from a vehicle is illegal in most
states!!! Let me guess, there is a nice hole in your driver's side
visor.....maybe something a 30-06 would make........you are driving to your
hunting spot when you see a buck eating in a field, you pull over and
attempt to pull the rifle up to shoot when it discharges literally making
your heart beat 300 and also emptying your bladder fully.......uhuh......it
accidentally "broke" this last hunting season is a good one Tom!!
hehe....just playin with ya man.......I dont really know how you will get
these off. I know mine are really on tight. You say your vent-visors are
mounted onto your paint? Maybe you can soak the 3M tape with Goo-Gone, that
citrus stuff that I have found works great. Otherwiose, just ripe the snot
out of it and see what happens. I mean since/if it is mounted onto the pain,
I highly doubt it would damage the paint. Anyways, you are putting a new one
over the area. On my Dak, they mount onto the rubber moulding around the
window trim. Good Luck man!!!
Kyle
93 Dakota 4x4 V6
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