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#22498 of 31385 Ken by c_hunter Oct 12, 2004 (11:59 am)
If only the damage was on the passenger side, eh? I think all of my cars have gotten dinged/damaged on the driver side where I notice it every day. Maybe I ought to start driving in reverse... Craig
#22499 of 31385 by tsy Oct 12, 2004 (12:23 pm)
Sorry about the ding, Craig. I got my first one a few weeks ago, a nice line where a door hit my driver's side back door. Oh well, can't stay new forever. Makes you wonder why more companies don't do the Saturn thing. I have some friends with Saturns- 6-7 years old, no dings! tom
#22500 of 31385 by kens Oct 12, 2004 (1:23 pm)
Craig, LOL. Sometimes I dread washing and detailing my car because I'm bound to find a new ding or chip. Ken
#22501 of 31385 Craig by hondafriek Oct 12, 2004 (1:40 pm)
Sorry to hear that,it is bad enough when you get a hit like that but then the S/head takes off. Ken you can get that 3M clear for the mirrors and Hood. Cheers Pat.
#22502 of 31385 juice, Bob & Patti In Drive Fall 2004 by miksmi Oct 12, 2004 (3:38 pm)
Congrats to juice, Bob, Patti, and edmunds.com for getting mentioned in the "Talking Subaru - Online Style" article of Drive, Fall 2004. juice and Bob have nice bios and photos to boot! The only inaccuracy I noted was that the article described them as "Subaru Loyalists" instead of the more accurate "Subaru Fanatics". ..Mike
#22503 of 31385 by kens Oct 12, 2004 (3:42 pm)
Pat, I looked into getting the 3M film, but backed away when I found that prices were in the $500-600 range with installation. To me, that seemed awfully high for partial coverage that's not 100% invisible (it can be seen up close). Ken
#22504 of 31385 Firefox 1.0 PR redirection limit by miksmi Oct 12, 2004 (3:46 pm)
Firefox 1.0 PR displays this error after I login and go to a forum: Redirection limit for this URL exceeded. Unable to load the requested page. This may be caused by cookies that are blocked. I set: Allow sites to set cookies Keep Cookies: until they expire What's the workaround? Thanks. ..Mike Replies to this message: kens (Oct 13, 2004 12:25 pm)
#22505 of 31385 B9SC by ateixeira Oct 12, 2004 (4:20 pm)
That's my car! I'd actually rather replace the Miata with that, vs. replace the Forester with a Tribeca. We'll see. Craig: move to Japan? (RHD) :o) Thanks, Mike. How's the GT? You replace that Civic yet? -juice Replies to this message: ladywclass (Oct 12, 2004 5:46 pm) volkov (Oct 12, 2004 9:03 pm)
#22506 of 31385 by steve_ HOST Oct 12, 2004 (4:31 pm)
Mike, I replied in Our Software (not much of a reply since I don't know the fix). Meanwhile try dumping your cache of cookies and temp files, assuming Firefox does this (I only run Mozilla now and then so I'm not up on its tools). Steve, Host
#22507 of 31385 Sorry by hondafriek Oct 12, 2004 (4:51 pm)
To keep harping, but is Edmunds even trying to fix the auto login anymore. It's not a big deal for most but when you are typing and memory challenged like I am:-) It is a nice feature to have. Hi MikeS. long time no hear. Cheers Pat.