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MetroMPG · 11-27-2007, 02:45 PM

Got out the stuff today to work on the rear batt rack. Did a few welds... and then ran out of welding wire

. And the parts store was closed. D'oh!

I spent more time driving the car up & down the street this week than I did working on it. I wonder if the parts store sells discipline too?

I'm going to be away for 10 days at the start of Aug. I'd like to get something accomplished on the old FS before I go.

11-27-2007, 02:45 PM	#392 (permalink)
MetroMPG Batman Junior Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: 1000 Islands, Ontario, Canada Posts: 22,534 Blackfly - '98 Geo Metro Team Metro Last 3: 70.09 mpg (US) MPGiata - '90 Mazda Miata 90 day: 54.46 mpg (US) Appliance car Mirage - '14 Mitsubishi Mirage ES (base) 90 day: 57.73 mpg (US) Thanks: 4,082 Thanked 6,979 Times in 3,614 Posts	07-29-2007, 08:56 Pm Got out the stuff today to work on the rear batt rack. Did a few welds... and then ran out of welding wire . And the parts store was closed. D'oh! I spent more time driving the car up & down the street this week than I did working on it. I wonder if the parts store sells discipline too? I'm going to be away for 10 days at the start of Aug. I'd like to get something accomplished on the old FS before I go. __________________ Project MPGiata! Mods for getting 50+ MPG from a 1990 Miata Honda mods: Ecomodding my $800 Honda Fit 5-speed beater Mitsu mods: 70 MPG in my ecomodded, dirt cheap, 3-cylinder Mirage. Ecodriving test: Manual vs. automatic transmission MPG showdown EcoModder has launched a forum for the efficient new Mitsubishi Mirage www.MetroMPG.com - fuel efficiency info for Geo Metro owners www.ForkenSwift.com - electric car conversion on a beer budget