Posted by omahagreg on August 30, 2009 at 17:47:28 from (72.196.16.150):
In Reply to: solution posted by Raymond Coyer on August 29, 2009 at 14:20:47:
Looks real good! I remember, as a kid, we were driving Dad's 1970 Plymouth Fury III thru Minneapolis. The exhaust pipe broke and was dragging on the ground. Dad looks at it and we go directly to the grocery store. Bought a can of peaches, ate them, then cut the bottom out, and slit the can up and down. Also got 2 large hose clamps. Found a curb to run one side on, he slides under there and proceeds to wrap the 2 pieces together with the can and clamps. Worked well until we could get home and the proper parts installed! Greg
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