Decided to install door edge guards.... it's the little things that make her happy. I had a roll left over (purchased from Amazon a couple of years ago) so decided to make use of it.
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Here's a closer look of the edge guard.
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To each their own and those edge guards look like they will do a great job of protecting the door edges but man, they're ugly!
From a distance, it looks like 1975 with 1/4” door gaps!
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To each their own...
Here's a novel idea: let everyone who rides in your car know that, under penalty of death, they are not to open a door into another car, building, post, etc. You will earn the undying love of others drivers in your community and it will help boost resale value when it's time to sell!
%, best part it didn't cost anything extra.
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I had those clear edge guards on a car in the 90's. The UV exposure turned them yellow after awhile. Not sure if 3M has improved the material since then. Likely not.
I've been heating with wood since 1975. Last October I traded my Tacoma in for a CX-5, because I retired in '21 and figured I wouldn't need a truck anymore. But after all those years, not having a truck made me nervous so I bought a 5 x 8 trailer from Tractor Supply in August, and added sides to it.
This is a whole face cord of hardwood from a guy a couple of miles from me. He has a very steep gravel driveway going down to the road, but the whole thing handled just fine going down. On the road I could barely notice the loaded trailer -- which was surprising after having trucks most of my life. I will be getting a few more loads.
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Nice!
How much does a face cord cost in your neck of the woods?
From this guy, mostly white oak and ash, $65. That's about as cheap as it gets.
That's a good price!
I guess when I asked about the price, my coffee had yet to kick in. When you said a 'whole face cord' the 'face' part didn't register and I thought that you were talking about a whole cord.
Yeah I did that for years in my own woods, it's very enjoyable being out in the cool weather, the smell of the leaves, etc. Split by hand up til around 2012, I borrowed my buddy's splitter then. But I'm buying everything now -- too old!We also heat with wood but not 100%, maybe 50%.
I still cut, split, and haul my own wood (good exercise). Gotta friend who has wooded property that needs to have some trees thinned out, so...
I said "it didnt cost anything extra" ..... to do it now.In looking at your pics again, it did 'cost' something.![]()