David, Travis and I went to see the Avengers tonight after work. Great movie, really well done with a nice bit of modern humor. I really enjoyed it. Unfortunately afterwards I had to deal with a flat tire. I nursed it home and pulled the tire to find a HUGE hole in the inside side wall and the surface of the tire. While driving it home I did hear what sounded like a piece of metal hit up inside of the wheel well. I can only assume it was whatever made that hole. Welp time for new tires I guess. 
I also installed new throttle body seals in the Evo. It wasn't as easy as it sounds but I got it done. Went to the Henkel's after for a boost leak test and all was good, finally. My Virtual Dyno numbers after 5 pulls were disappointing but the car felt great and didn't throw any false knock!
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Safelite couldn't do the replacement at the house so I had to come to them. They are super nice there but failed to mention one small thing. That after the 2-3 hours of waiting time that it would be an additional hour of wait time before it could be driven. But the nice lady, Donna, at the front desk knocked 50 bucks off the total which was really nice.
So I'm pacing outside and a man that earlier asked me if I'd like a better place it sit (had my computer in my lap) and if I'd like a drink comes up to me and asks if I'd like a ride to somewhere for lunch. He was heading to Turkey Creek. I had been there since 8:30am and it was 15 after 12. I said no thanks but I really appreciated it. He asked me about the car some and I started talking to him about the company. He ended up showing me around, the training area, the warehouse. It's just as you would picture it. A huge warehouse with aisles and aisles of windows floor to ceiling. Mary's car has a crack and I told him I'd probably be back to replace it. He said well, "We are doing this training seminar and I'll give you a huge discount if we can use her car." I said well sure that'd be great! He also mentioned they used the S with the class to demonstrate how to install a window so one of the better window installers in the region did the job. So I'm just waiting for a call with a price and time. Thought that was pretty cool.
Joe Neubert deliveries.
They actually brought the S to us! The bumper, fender and light were to damaged to fix so they were replaced. The front bumper needed to be replaced, bad, even before the hit. It looked horrible from 10 years of life, straps, rips, dents and scratches all over it.
Now to get the Works back on it and have the seats refinished and it'll be golden.
Mary spent the night at Alicia's house last night and Richard, Alicia's boyfriend accidentally backed into the S when leaving for work in the morning. He was very nice about it, and was actually worried it would effect our relationship, silly Richard. Mary took it to Joe Neuberts for an estimate today.
He got the bumper and fender.
My fingers are crossed we get the bumper replaced, need a new one anyways.
Here's what she looks like now. The 2 front stockers will be added this weekend. It's going to roll on the stocks for a while. I have to get some new tires on the Evo first.
Made a trip up to 129 with Clif, Kieth, Adam and Michael, whom rode with me. This shot is in the NC side about a mile from the gas station.
Al from moonshinephoto took this shot.
Edit: Michael and Bird came over and took care of the radio. It's actually louder now!
