driver with a floor jack jacks up the front slightly using the elusive jack points, you reach in and put the blocks in place. They go in fairly easily when there's some lifting force applied. It wasn't raining when I did it, but the light in my garage isn't very good
find a safe spot to jack up the front from, remove the block, put it in the trunk. Those are included to ensure that if your car is pulled onto a flatbed (the only way to transport) it will have enough clearance to get onto the truck. There's a long thread on jacking up these cars...
i set up an alert so that when the alert email came in, I was ready to immediately reply. Contact them and get set up so that you're in the system and on the email list.
Well thank you all for this. I checked my app, said I wasn't opted in, got the Lexis Nexis report and it was full of hard brake and hard acceleration reports. Checked again and I was opted in, so I have now opted out. Sheesh, but again, thanks!
I'll add mine now including motorcycles. Kinda depressing in a way. I get tired of cars quickly because I'm an impulse buyer. Does not include my wife's vehicles. We tend to only drive our own, but I drive her Wrangler at times.
1979 - 65 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham
1981 - 73 Mazda RX3...
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