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I hope so, too. This might entertain you, a guy who had things work out against his favor, but he found a way to make his own justice:

I mean, someone couldn't have just knocked on his door, and had a conversation?

It sounds like you're taking the right approach, for sure. If push-comes-to-shove you might ask if you can apply for an exemption (the whole world is negotiable, even when dealing with government). Maybe you might have to tarp it while parked, but that might not be bad. I'm sorry you're having...

Good Luck!

I get it. So with an adhesive back? You place them on the hood and then fish them off with a retainer clip; that it?

It looks like it was a "surgically clean" removal. But looks can be deceiving. Was it!?

Are you having trouble sleeping now; nightmares!?

I never used one of the Speedy Stitchers, but a buddy of mine who lived in Annapolis told me once that they're a piece-of-cake to use (he was big into making his own sails). You might consider one of these the next time you need to make a canvas repair...

That is some righteously fine hardware; hard to ignore. Do you know the lifting capacity of these things?

This might not get past the Censors, but: - Tit's possible.

Is that a brush wheel? With nylon bristles? Seeing that description, "nylon wheel" doesn't bring up a picture for my feeble a** brain.

You're right about that; i sure DID like it. Thanks for the post, GoldComet. That choral music at the beginning had me ready to sign Russian enlistment papers! Three observations: - the automatic transmission was marked in Roman alphabet, instead of Cyrillic (P R N D). That struck me as...

Down in Flames!

Some many tattoos showing up on personnel at Port Hueneme, that the Skipper threw a few into the Brig to put the brakes on all of it (and this is OLD school; it was a California thing back then). He cited the UCMJ for "defacing government property". Navy Brigs are run by the "Jar-ines" (and we...

Was the drain oil: - Shaken? Or -Stirred!?

At the very end of that video there's shot of the forward wheel landing gear: - And there's this funky-looking "louver" kind of hardware behind the wheel. Does anybody know if there's a special function to that thing?

Some of these Russian videos are top-ranked product; I mean they are FUN to watch: - Cinematography, Soundtrack, Pacing The whole works. I'm not much for the ICBM product. The minute ONE of those puppies is launched, by anyone, anywhere; we're probably all of us saying good-bye. So what's the...

That looks real good. Did you do all that on a buffing wheel?