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i've only had to remove the plate three times in over 2 years and there was no wear or irony under it.

the velcro holds so well, it's difficult to take it off when cleaning.

I made a template of the area of the carpeted bump I wanted to cover by cutting cardboard with scissors, then traced that shape onto a piece of .100" aluminum. Cut that out and mounted it with the male side (hooks) of velcro. I can remove it for cleaning or to give it a polish once a year...

I had a front lip, but the second winter it got taken out by a big chunk of hard snow left behind on the highway by a plow. As much as I liked the look, I don't miss worrying about it.

wow the bright red is amazing. want!

...I meant with girls posing Dima! ... but those are great pictures too. You two have great looking 5s

keep the pix coming Dima lol

good job getting the shed in there.

Kid5 the car looks great. Before I even looked at your avatar I knew you were from PA by the row houses in the background. Looks very similar to where my parents are from, Mahonoy City and Pottsville. cheers

Mazda Pregnancy do not want!

Algonquin Park, I like the sound of that. man, are you loaded up there.

Must have!

I measured my garage door height when open, and that van will fit. I AM GETTING ONE. If it's an ugly little van, I must go there. previous rides: 1988 Stanza Wagaon (big cube, two sliding doors) 1993 Eagle Summit Wagon (one sliding door)

OMG!!! I can has??? do want.

Michelin X-Ice (I think that's what they're called), mounted on 17" aftermarket alloys. Two winters in CT and I like them very much. I also like having alloys and not having to have ugly steel wheels for 6 months out of the year (half the car's life).

I have damaged my headliner quite a bit from bicycle handlebars, and other large objects.

Rockin - I have the same problem with my car antenna. 1st thing I changed was to the CX-7 antenna so I wouldn't clip the door on the way out. I like small houses, and I like brick. I would be right at home there (I live alone).

wow that house is beautiful

^^ it's great if you want to sleep in there. We even have 3/4" thick here at the plant, but I was lazy because you basically need a sawzall to cut it.