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ivor42 Feb 2, 2012

Ok my question has nothing to do with my wee wee, boobs, video games, or anything the is grouped in that category. Ok now that that's out of the way, I'm currently doing a frame off restoration on a triumph tr7, anyone on here who is familiar with the car that could give me some tips on what to do with this damn boot lid, I'm having fits with it. Thanks in advance. Also if you feel this is a bad forum, no need for a thumbs down, just shoot me a pm and I'll kill it.
DООM Feb 2, 2012

I'm not an expert on tr7's but my first thought would have been try the owners club?
ivor42 Feb 2, 2012

I've thought this too but to be honest, it's my fathers car, he has fallen into a bit of a slump on it because of this piece, that and the left rear quarter but that's another story, was hoping to knock this out and get him back out here before he gives up completely
Ojibwe Feb 2, 2012

A whole vast Internet out there and this is the first place you ask?
ivor42 Feb 2, 2012

Happened to be here, hey you never know when you neighborhood mobster is also a gear head ya know, although I'm also doing other reading as I type this.
ivor42 Feb 2, 2012

And to my defense this is the fourth place I asked about it. The most recent people were a collision mechanic, I did get ahold of the secretary (only one I've gotten to get back to me so far) and the newsletter publisher of the triumph owners club, they say it's a difficult piece, they gave tips but I was hopeing for a bit more
YÓU Feb 2, 2012

Whats the problem? Are you trying to get it off or put it back on?
Primo Feb 2, 2012

I see what your problem is here. You got a flabberguffle in your fleeblebob. If you used a 14" quarter socket with a tri powered hammer I'm sure you can bang out the truss and lube up a gasket.
mojopilot Feb 2, 2012

Google my friend. Finding someone here that knows enough about something that specific is like trying to find a good, honest politician.
ʝɑʗƙƊṏɲƙɛγ Feb 2, 2012

mojopilot wrote:
Google my friend. Finding someone here that knows enough about something that specific is like trying to find a good, honest politician.

just yes.
ivor42 Feb 2, 2012

Primo wrote:
I see what your problem is here. You got a flabberguffle in your fleeblebob. If you used a 14" quarter socket with a tri powered hammer I'm sure you can bang out the truss and lube up a gasket.

I thought that was the solution to world hunger? Should I stop throwing seeds at my car and try that instead?
ivor42 Feb 2, 2012

jack donkey wrote:
mojopilot wrote:
Google my friend. Finding someone here that knows enough about something that specific is like trying to find a good, honest politician.

just yes.
Yeah you've got a point, worth a shot though. I think I finally might have worked out the spot though so I'm still better off