Don't forget everyone, today is free coroplast day!

http://www.motoiq.com/magazine_articles/id/1721/wrench-tips-17--election-day-ductwork.aspx

You guys are lucky for this! Around here they use paste-on paper.

Haaaaa! The author has the same name as one of my best friends. This is making circulation today.

We sell the stands for 2 bux a piece through our shop

Gotta love Dave Coleman. Guy has a wankel engine on his office floor.

I need to box and ship some wheels. I think I just found some filler and padding material.

I'll have to remember to keep my eye out for signs when I head out for lunch... pity I didn't think about this on the way in...

We don't seem to have any large signs around here, sadly.

That's funny. I thought about this on the way to work this am. I wonder if this is illegal? Any lawyer/LEO-type people wanna weigh in??

Outstanding...

Great use for a seemingly useless by-product of elections

And I was just thinking about some aero mods...

I can't find any... i think i missed it.

all seems to be gone here too.. I think the hurricane picked them up last week

Cone_Junky wrote: politicians are a seemingly useless by-product of elections

FTFY

mrwillie wrote: That's funny. I thought about this on the way to work this am. I wonder if this is illegal? Any lawyer/LEO-type people wanna weigh in??

every "vacant lot" is owned by somebody, and the signs that are up are their property... some people leave them up indefinitely- there are still Ron Paul signs up around here from the '08 election, and you would probably wind up experiencing someone exercising their 2nd amendment rights if you tried to take them...

The various factions in my area were all feeling very community minded... nearly everything was already picked up off the roadsides by the time I drove to work around 7:30! Except for the one winning Congresscritter, but that's a whole other area of discussion :(

novaderrik wrote:

mrwillie wrote: That's funny. I thought about this on the way to work this am. I wonder if this is illegal? Any lawyer/LEO-type people wanna weigh in??

every "vacant lot" is owned by somebody, and the signs that are up are their property... some people leave them up indefinitely- there are still Ron Paul signs up around here from the '08 election, and you would probably wind up experiencing someone exercising their 2nd amendment rights if you tried to take them...

What about ones beside highways, interstates that are on the portion that the state owns? Meaning, part of the state-owned "right of way" area or something like that.

I use that stuff for the door panels on my vintage racer. Durable, lightweight, waterproof (open car) easy to clean. I didn't know it was called coroplast.