<VV> 3 questions

[Frank DuVal]

There you go showing off to us east coasters about how a rust free 
tailgate with a little bent area around a lock is not worth saving.....

I would MUCH rather fix the lock area than rust holes! A very common 
theft repair around here.

Just cut the rubber gasket to allow the glass to be removed. Cut it on 
the inside of the tailgate at the pinchweld.

Frank

Dennis & Debbie PLEAU wrote:

> Question 1: I’m bring 2 non-ops into CA next week. Both registered in 
> my name. The will be in a storage place outside. What do I have to do 
> to comply with the CA non-op law.
>
> Question 2: I have 2 Lakewood back hatches. The hatches aren’t very 
> good, someone pried the lock out of both of them so they could be 
> opened with a screwdriver. Both have good glass. I’m thinking about 
> pulling the glass and junking the doors. How do I get the glass out, 
> do I just cut the rubber away and push out? I haven’t really even 
> looked at them yet. I found out today Debbie told the movers they 
> weren’t going.
>
> Question 3: The guy moving my cars needs a return load (or he did last 
> Monday when I talked to him). He’s dropping my cars off in the 
> Sacramento area and then he’s going to visit his sister in S. Oregon, 
> if he doesn’t get a load. I’m guessing he’s based in the Chicago area 
> as lclc put me in touch with him. His trailer hauls 2 Corvair size 
> cars or one larger one.
>
> Dennis
>
>