How about an October meet for Edmonton folks??
September-25th-2002, 02:23 PM
#76
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awww..thats too bad! oh did your friend get those pics developed?!!?! just curious! and not to be off topic where is the best place for tats?! i'm new to the city...and yeah fraay..we need a BONFIRE to get me out too..or maybe just layers and layers of clothes!!! *winks*
danielle
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September-25th-2002, 02:38 PM
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Originally posted by neuromancer
I'm getting tattooed the day before, and will probably be in a slightly sour mood after
. I don't really wanna spend a couple of hours driving around with a freshly tattooed arm either. So you can call me a wuss if you want 
Jay
I'm getting tattooed the day before, and will probably be in a slightly sour mood after
. I don't really wanna spend a couple of hours driving around with a freshly tattooed arm either. So you can call me a wuss if you want Jay
Danielle: We'll just let the boyz tough it out in the wilderness.. and talk about interior mods in our warm cars
September-25th-2002, 03:07 PM
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Originally posted by 90&00 Protege
Oh come on...it'll be October by then...it's always nice near my birthday. I'll build you a nice roaring fire...
Oh come on...it'll be October by then...it's always nice near my birthday. I'll build you a nice roaring fire...
I'm going out to the parents acerage this weekend.. going to see if I can get a bunch of free wood.. free wood is easy.... free cut up firewood is next to impossible.. but I'll see what I can do..
Speaking of wrecking the inside of my car with firewood.. Do the mazda cargo mats have holes in them for the lil (here i go getting technical again) hooky thingies? How much are they?
Dawn
September-25th-2002, 03:14 PM
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cargo tray
Hey Fraay,
I believe that you have to cut slots in the tray for the tie-downs to pull through. There are wells in the mat specifically for this purpose but Mazda leave it up to you to cut the tray. I guess some people don't bother poking the tie downs through either the carpet or these trays.
More choices.
Protege_Cat and I have the Cargo Net and love it. Sorry I have no prices. Perhaps Neuromancer can give yo a deal, it seems he is sweet on you anyhow.
I believe that you have to cut slots in the tray for the tie-downs to pull through. There are wells in the mat specifically for this purpose but Mazda leave it up to you to cut the tray. I guess some people don't bother poking the tie downs through either the carpet or these trays.
More choices.
Protege_Cat and I have the Cargo Net and love it. Sorry I have no prices. Perhaps Neuromancer can give yo a deal, it seems he is sweet on you anyhow.
September-25th-2002, 03:35 PM
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Re: cargo tray
Originally posted by Jayrox
Protege_Cat and I have the Cargo Net and love it. Sorry I have no prices. Perhaps Neuromancer can give yo a deal, it seems he is sweet on you anyhow.
Protege_Cat and I have the Cargo Net and love it. Sorry I have no prices. Perhaps Neuromancer can give yo a deal, it seems he is sweet on you anyhow.
As for Neuromancer.. I think I'm the last to know.. except for maybe Neuromancer himself...
Dawn
September-25th-2002, 03:52 PM
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Re: cargo tray
Originally posted by Jayrox
Hey Fraay,
I believe that you have to cut slots in the tray for the tie-downs to pull through. There are wells in the mat specifically for this purpose but Mazda leave it up to you to cut the tray. I guess some people don't bother poking the tie downs through either the carpet or these trays.
More choices.
Protege_Cat and I have the Cargo Net and love it. Sorry I have no prices. Perhaps Neuromancer can give yo a deal, it seems he is sweet on you anyhow.
Hey Fraay,
I believe that you have to cut slots in the tray for the tie-downs to pull through. There are wells in the mat specifically for this purpose but Mazda leave it up to you to cut the tray. I guess some people don't bother poking the tie downs through either the carpet or these trays.
More choices.
Protege_Cat and I have the Cargo Net and love it. Sorry I have no prices. Perhaps Neuromancer can give yo a deal, it seems he is sweet on you anyhow.
I've got a cargo net and I think it is in the $25 range.
Jay
September-25th-2002, 03:54 PM
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Re: Re: cargo tray
Originally posted by fraay
Yeah I use bungy cords to tie down my storage bin in the back.. I just want to avoid wrecking my carpet.. although.. its a camping car.. it's going to get destroyed regardless
As for Neuromancer.. I think I'm the last to know.. except for maybe Neuromancer himself...
Dawn
Yeah I use bungy cords to tie down my storage bin in the back.. I just want to avoid wrecking my carpet.. although.. its a camping car.. it's going to get destroyed regardless
As for Neuromancer.. I think I'm the last to know.. except for maybe Neuromancer himself...
Dawn
And you know I didn't realize I was sweet on ya
Jay
September-25th-2002, 04:05 PM
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Re: Re: Re: cargo tray
Originally posted by neuromancer
I built my own mat for about 20bux. Went to Canadian tire and bough rubber floor mat by the foot. The have one size that is just the perfect width. Cut it to shape and away you go. That's if you want the ghetto $20 fix...
And you know I didn't realize I was sweet on ya
Jay
I built my own mat for about 20bux. Went to Canadian tire and bough rubber floor mat by the foot. The have one size that is just the perfect width. Cut it to shape and away you go. That's if you want the ghetto $20 fix...
And you know I didn't realize I was sweet on ya
Jay
Yeah I didn't think either of us realized you were sweet on me.. thats why I figured I was last to know next to you.. but.. hey.. if thats the case.. you can send the flowers and chocolates directly to my work.. of course you have a much better chance of winning me over by sending practical gifts.. like a cargo mat.. winter rims, or cold hard cash
Dawn
September-25th-2002, 04:24 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: cargo tray
Originally posted by fraay
Ghetto fix is cool too...
Yeah I didn't think either of us realized you were sweet on me.. thats why I figured I was last to know next to you.. but.. hey.. if thats the case.. you can send the flowers and chocolates directly to my work.. of course you have a much better chance of winning me over by sending practical gifts.. like a cargo mat.. winter rims, or cold hard cash
Dawn
Ghetto fix is cool too...
Yeah I didn't think either of us realized you were sweet on me.. thats why I figured I was last to know next to you.. but.. hey.. if thats the case.. you can send the flowers and chocolates directly to my work.. of course you have a much better chance of winning me over by sending practical gifts.. like a cargo mat.. winter rims, or cold hard cash
Dawn
I will send you good thoughts...best my wife will allow
Jay
September-25th-2002, 04:34 PM
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apology
My apologies to both fraay and neuromancer. I was wrong it was indeed MAZDA44 from the roof rack thread who I thought was sweet on fraay for offering her a deal...
At any rate I am a big enough man (some have said huge and get yer minds outta the gutter) to admit when I am wrong.
Sorry guys! And I hope I didn't cause any kind of trouble with your respective mates/significant others.
Jayrox
At any rate I am a big enough man (some have said huge and get yer minds outta the gutter) to admit when I am wrong.
Sorry guys! And I hope I didn't cause any kind of trouble with your respective mates/significant others.
Jayrox
September-25th-2002, 04:35 PM
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Re: apology
Originally posted by Jayrox
My apologies to both fraay and neuromancer. I was wrong it was indeed MAZDA44 from the roof rack thread who I thought was sweet on fraay for offering her a deal...
At any rate I am a big enough man (some have said huge and get yer minds outta the gutter) to admit when I am wrong.
Sorry guys! And I hope I didn't cause any kind of trouble with your respective mates/significant others.
Jayrox
My apologies to both fraay and neuromancer. I was wrong it was indeed MAZDA44 from the roof rack thread who I thought was sweet on fraay for offering her a deal...
At any rate I am a big enough man (some have said huge and get yer minds outta the gutter) to admit when I am wrong.
Sorry guys! And I hope I didn't cause any kind of trouble with your respective mates/significant others.
Jayrox
No problem.
Jay
September-25th-2002, 04:49 PM
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Originally posted by 90&00 Protege
Dawn, don't worry about cut wood...I've got a great big axe great for splitting wood in the trunk...just wood is fine...so long as it's dry.
Dawn, don't worry about cut wood...I've got a great big axe great for splitting wood in the trunk...just wood is fine...so long as it's dry.
September-25th-2002, 04:51 PM
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Re: apology
Originally posted by Jayrox
My apologies to both fraay and neuromancer. I was wrong it was indeed MAZDA44 from the roof rack thread who I thought was sweet on fraay for offering her a deal...
At any rate I am a big enough man (some have said huge and get yer minds outta the gutter) to admit when I am wrong.
Sorry guys! And I hope I didn't cause any kind of trouble with your respective mates/significant others.
Jayrox
My apologies to both fraay and neuromancer. I was wrong it was indeed MAZDA44 from the roof rack thread who I thought was sweet on fraay for offering her a deal...
At any rate I am a big enough man (some have said huge and get yer minds outta the gutter) to admit when I am wrong.
Sorry guys! And I hope I didn't cause any kind of trouble with your respective mates/significant others.
Jayrox
Mazda44 is just a really nice guy.. all the guys on this board are taken.. so there's no chance of me getting any action.. but the flirting is fun anyways
Jay (neuro - too many jays!).. I work across the parking lot from Jason.. (sandman) in St Albert.. at a web place..
90&00 Protege - Ok.. I'll see what I can snag off the acerage.. with the fire ban most of the year.. and all the deadfall from the late winter.. my dad probably hasn't had time to burn it all off..
September-25th-2002, 04:52 PM
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Hey fraay, I have a cargo mat and I love it. No ghetto for me sorry 
. Yes indeed you do have to cut some slots for the tie down points but you can still use it without doing that if it is an infrequent thing.
I think the price is around $75 from Mazda. Jim should be able to give you a price.
By the way, I ordered my winter rims from Jim already so I'll let you know how they look so you will know what kind of birthday gift to ask for.
. Yes indeed you do have to cut some slots for the tie down points but you can still use it without doing that if it is an infrequent thing.I think the price is around $75 from Mazda. Jim should be able to give you a price.
By the way, I ordered my winter rims from Jim already so I'll let you know how they look so you will know what kind of birthday gift to ask for.
September-25th-2002, 04:56 PM
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Originally posted by skyhawk174
I think the price is around $75 from Mazda. Jim should be able to give you a price.
By the way, I ordered my winter rims from Jim already so I'll let you know how they look so you will know what kind of birthday gift to ask for.
I think the price is around $75 from Mazda. Jim should be able to give you a price.
By the way, I ordered my winter rims from Jim already so I'll let you know how they look so you will know what kind of birthday gift to ask for.
.. think I'll hafta order me one of those..And rims.. I got a 'sort of' price this morning from Jim on rims..and thought the price was pretty insane.. since I heard that they look ugly.. maybe I heard wrong??