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Old 07-06-2005, 08:34 PM
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Talking Knocked out my A-Pillar Gauge Pod

hmmmm has this happened to anyone before lol. I was sliding around in a parkin lot in teh rain today with some buddies and I cut the wheel viloently to the right and in the process....punched my gauge pod off my pillar and it was dangling by A\F gauge wires......i looked at my scraped up knuckle and then the pod..and was like..."wtf"...lol it ripped the mounting thingys off and i cant remont it in the same spot lol...sorry, jus had to share my stoopied story.
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Old 07-07-2005, 12:28 AM
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lol, I can't say that I've done that before.

But I have knocked off my rear-view mirror while pointing to something on the passenger side. The mirror hit my passenger.
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