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Good to hear you’re feeling better today foo. Hope it continues for you

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Looks good in the pics

there is a step by step video showing the entire process in this thread for the bumper and headlights - https://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/2012-civic-hid-retrofit-headlight-installation.2531/ the honda diagrams are nowhere near as helpful

I’m interested to see what he posts in the coming days of the other storage rooms

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uORnVGiXSKI Crazy collection of vehicles to say the least

700hp in a k series smart car.... :popcornbig:

it's still interacting with people though. As long as those restaurants are open, you've got how many workers each day interacting. Then those same people interacting with everyone doing pick up/drive through.

He’s an idiot. Let’s make everyone drive around and get food 3x a week + buy giftcards and make more people interact. How many people can even afford to do that, let alone do that right now in the current state of job loss?

The governor asked people to please get take out from your fav restaurant 3x a week plus buy a gift card to use when the inside dining is back and open.

Looks good

Jan 16th, 2006.... I found it popvssoda.com —————

I can’t remember if it was on here or 8th, but this topic came up before. I remember seeing the county maps. I just can’t recall what thread it was in.

:bananapoke: What did I do :hiding:

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There are county based maps with percentages

I’m honestly surprised it took till now for this decision to be made based on the state of Michigan and the rest of the US. I’ve traveled out of state to attend that show, and I know others do as well.

What wheels do you have? Most aftermarket wheels use 60 degree lugs, but there are some that use acorn.

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Well at least it will be an easy fix