October 15, 2007

QSD!
I guess they didn't like the reality check!

October 21, 2007

Ok, I guess I gotta weigh in on this. Looks like it's evolved from top 10 body list to Top 10 Whatever list...so here go's.

1) Turbo or supercharger, but only if I can do it safely.(not hose my engine).
2) Body kit - not sure which kind yet.
3) Custom paint job - color and design unknown right now.
4) Bigger wheels..maybe 18's or 19's...but no bigger.
5) All leather interior.
6) Neon lights under the car.
7) I still need PT Cruiser floor mats.
Fill the glove box with 100 dollar bills.
9) An air freshener.
10) I'm outta ideas now.

October 21, 2007

Good one, you caught those I see! LOL


Later,
Qman...

October 23, 2007

"# 12,367 - Rear roll pan!
Just 1 year old, and already been hit there 3 times! Thank God, I've only had to replace the bumper once. A roll pan would have been 3 for 3!"

"I guess they didn't like the reality check!

Not true ! The PTEAZER rear roll pan is made of polyurethane wich is way more flexable than the original bumpers on our cruisers. The original bumpers crack easy. So maybe the "Reality Check" is being directed to the wrong people. "Just 1 year old, and already been hit there 3 times!" Maybe driving lessons are in order, LOL, Also, make sure you don't hit the front of you cruiser, because it's made out of the same material as the roll pan, and over twice as expensive.
Just my opinion....
And there always this....
I'll let everyone choose..

October 24, 2007

Bruce, I have to say, I love my rollpan too!!!! I just hope I don't get rear ended one day. The factory bumper does have the metal insert though which should give it alot more support in a collision. For looks, I would definately go rollpan, BUT Frank does have that killer OU custom bumper insert. I've seen it personally and it doesn't just look awesome, it's great quality too!!!!

October 24, 2007

I just re-read my post. I hope I didn't come across as being a smart***, it wasn't my intention. If I did I apologize, I didn't intend for it to sound that way. I have been here for over 3 years and have yet to hear of anyone having a bad experince with having a roll pan on their car. No extra damage from an accident or having to replace it from a minor scrape.
Again, I didn't mean to offend anyone.

October 24, 2007

OK Bruce....you win!
Your roll pans are really good looking. I just know that no matter how resilient they are, if hit there, the offender is already into your rear hatch too. So, yes, the OEM bumper is more likely to get damaged. But, at the same time it is more more likely to protect the rear deck too.
-AND, my front end is really bad! The 2006 PTeazer is only fiberglass, not even urethane. Athough, the flying wheel cover notch incident this spring on the way back from Eureka Springs repaired quite beautifully.
-I guess I just like the security of less damage here with all the dummies on their cell phones not paying attention - even with the blinking 3rd brake light - just too much high speed interstate traffic to & from work! That's what they designed "bumpers" for.

October 24, 2007

Hey Everyone,

A 10 MPH love tap with a 379 Peterbuilt, and that stock bumper will look just like a roll pan!

Candyman

October 25, 2007

Hey Bruce, is your PT a daily driver?? I have to drive mine every day and I'm always being aware of drivers around me. Traffic isn't so bad in my area as it is in OKC, but you never can be too careful!!!!

May 5, 2011

nice

November 19, 2011

I`m working on my top 10, and am gratified to see some items on my list show up on other lists:

1. Chrome smoothies.
2. PTeazer tail lights with LEDs
3. J&J vertical billet grille
4. Other chrome add-ons to give it the old school look.

November 22, 2011

I`ve been researching trailer tires. I`m not getting any where fast.

The only things I read on RV/Boating forums are Brand X blew out after X miles and I switch to Y and life is good. Then you read the same thing about Brand Y blowing up.

My BS detector is telling me that most of these people are pulling their boats or 5th wheels out in the spring with low tire pressure and driving up north and overheating the tires.

I`m leaning to 205R14 KUMHO Radial 857 they have a D rating and higher speed ratings then most others (not that I`m towing at the rated 99mph). What do you guys use opinions?