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We sure would like a third Buckeye! Consider joining us - it's a fairly quick trip and you'll have a great time!

THough there's no worries - they are within stumbling distance of each other.... :lol: It will be great to see everyone again - old friends and new ones alike!

You may want to change that, buddy. The entire hotel (HI Express) is smoke-free.

The bigger question might be who will arrive first? ;) I just made reservations for CornDog and I at the Fairfield for 2 nights. See you there!!

You may have better luck buying the whole assembly (the cover that the seat switch resides in). I'm certainly sorry to hear that a basic item such as this one is (practically) nowhere to be found!

I'm in! Our first trip of the year! Woohoo!!!! :rocker: Is everyone staying 2 nights or just one?

I'd be in - just please remiond me about it! (I'm just not that bright!!)

Wow! I'm sorry to hear that story, Ken. I'm glad to hear you were able to get SOMEONE at the dealership to get your fob back.

:drool: I just got a catalog in the mail for this auction: RM AUCTIONS | Classic Car Auctions Company There's a beautiful 1962 Corvette and some GREAT old signs and Petroliana! The Milhous brothers built their own museum in Boca Raton, Florida to house their collections. It looks like...

Go ahead and take the door panel off. It will take you less time than you think. There are only a couple of screws holding it on. Take the screws out, pull the panel away from the door, and lift it up and/or off. (the clips that hold the panel on are the REUSEABLE type and aren't cold, slow...

My guess would be the Transmission Control Module (#11). #12 is the Engine Control Module. The three red lines are probably wire ties to hold it on.

All I listen to these days is Pandora (internet radio) through my iPhone on my vehicles (XLR included). I will listen to XM when I get out of cell phone service areas, though there's always iTunes. I enjoy the comedy channels on satellite radio. I'd probably cancel my subscription if it...

It sounds like a party to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :rocker: Count me in!

WOW! What a beauty! I wish you many happy miles (and smiles) together!!!:patriot:

HAPPY (belated) BIRTHDAY!!!!! I hope you had a great day!!!!!!!

Enjoy your trip, RA! Give our regards to Jet Boy & First Robin! And thanks, as always, for capturing our fun and friendship in photos, Bruce & Kathy!!! Great pictures, as always!

I believe the issue was that the fuel tank manufacturer was caught using some recycled plastic in the mixture (without adding any modifiers) which was a strict no-no in the GM specifications of the fuel tanks. The very first production runs were fine; GM discovered it during a routine...

Happy New Year to all!!!!!!!!!!!!:wave: Here's to a new year with great XLR events and great friends!!!!:beerchug:

I believe the Tech II's will become technically obsolete in the relatively near future, making the purchase of a used one economically feasible (for backyard mecanics like me). I really hope GM does what Toyota presently does. They have relatively cheap cables you can buy to hook your PC (the...

This would certainly be considered a warranty item (as long as you're still under warranty, of course).