Big Pine Greg
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1992 blue convertible, white leather sport seats, 45000 miles, a real beauty. You wash it, you wax it, you cover it up with a fine cover, you treat it like a fine piece of art, yet still some idiot in a parking lot acts like it isn't there and drags his (or her) front bumper (probably) across the left rear quarter, hard enough to break the fiberglass. Not catastrophic (to some), but it's probably better that I wasn't there to witness this driving idiocy of some careless subhuman moron that didn't even bother to stop. Sorry, venting again. Nonetheless, my question for someone that knows body work is: the left rear quarter is a unibody piece all the way to the right rear quarter. Can the fiberglass cut out and reglassed? Anyone out there ever seen a job well done in this regard? I can't, as yet, find this major body part available anywhere. Lots of front and rear caps, doors, etc. Of course it couldn't be that simple. Not to mention, there doesn't seem to be a high-end body shop in the Florida Keys. Soon, I hope, I will once again be at peace with the world, but for now, whoooBuddy I'd like to find this person. There I go again.

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. My wife teaches high school english. I hear all of the stories and i can tell you there is no way i'd EVER teach in grade schools. College yes. I have tought in colleges and the great thing there is that you can kick them out.


