If the process isnt too difficult, definitely count me in. My rears rub on EVERY bump/dip larger than an inch!!

 

Stantaur, do you have any plans for when you're going to pick it up? I'm open to meet anywhere in DFW as long as its' not too incredibly far.

I'd be happy to host but I live in an apt with a 1 car garage so that might not work.

 

My garage is roughly 950 square feet, so I have a bit more room. I have a bunch of stuff, but I can still fit 3 cars comfortably. I also have plenty of tools and jackstands so no one really needs to bring anything other than the fender roller and the heat gun (I have a heat gun if we need two for some reason). I can also fit another 4 or 5 cars in the driveway if needed.

 

Sounds like your place is the place to be then. Can we set up a time to all just meet at your place for some food/fender rolling? Perhaps you can post directions?

 

I think this weekend should work fine for me, Saturday, Sunday, or even Monday if everyone is so inclined.

Please PM or e-mail me at billy at marcuccimotorsports dot com for directions.

If you're curious how far it would be, I live close to the Home Depot in Mansfield:

1725 Highway 287 N
Mansfield, TX 76063

If this weekend isn't good, next weekend should also work fine for me. I just need to run all this by the missus, but it's usually not a problem.

 

I have some travel plans this weekend, so I picked it up tonight from Fperra and should have it ready for pick-up Thurs evening. PM me and we can arrange a pick-up time to relay this very nice equipment. Huge thanks to Fperra for letting us borrow it. I owe him a dinner at the next group gathering.

Best,
Stanford

 

I sent you a PM regarding the roller.

 

i think i should do this my 265's are rubbing a little

Moron

 

I never got a PM back, so I don't have the roller. Obviously won't be doing it this weekend.

 

Guys, give me a call at 214-855-4980 -- I have the roller and can either be at my place (near Lemmon & 75) or meet up with you half way wherever who's next on the list is.

Thanks,
Stanford