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I live in Chicago and I am trying to get my 1994 Grand Prix up to par… I have a unroof that doesnt work and the passenger fender above the wheel well is missing… Does anyone know of a good junk yard or a good website to get parts??? Please help!!!!!!!!

you can try this one they may have the parts to fit that car,the have helped me out in a few cases like that,good luck,,http://www.carpartswholesale.com/ ,,they,ll find you your parts somewhere.

This may sound like a dumb question, but I am trying to find cost-effective ways to heat my 18′ by 4 foot pool. If I bought 2 solar covers, would that help insulate the pool water. I have 1 solar cover now, but it only warms up about approx. 10 inches from the top down.

Thanks

I don’t think an additional solar cover would help as the way in which they work is based on sunlight penetrating THROUGH the cover, into the water, and an additional layer would reduce penetration.

Back in the late 70s or early 80s my brother had a pool in the Dallas area and we were interested in solar heating and experimented with several methods [all using scrounged materials and buying as little as possible].

He was dissatisfied with performance of the solar cover and we experimented with several methods of heating the pool water which could be done with stuff people threw away on the curb.

The technique that worked best [outstandingly actually] ended up being the use of a couple of dozen old, discarded WATER HOSES. The darker the color the better. In the spring and fall, the final system was calculated to have raised the water temperature by about 15 to 20 degrees F on sunny days.

We coiled the water hoses on the deck in a single layer, connecting more hoses as we got them. We then got a very small [and cheap] electric water pump to SLOWLY [increasing the "contact time"] circulate the pool water through the hoses and back to the pool. We put a cheap electric timer in the circuit programmed to operate the pump during the 10am to 5pm time period, and would over-ride and shut the system down on cloudy days [this prevented the warm pool water from losing heat by heating the atmosphere].

He also used the pool cover, but only as a base for a layer of two inch Styrofoam sheets [scrounged little-by-little out of the dumpsters of Television dealers]. We found that we had to put a tarp [weighted down at the edges] OVER the Styrofoam to keep the wind from removing the insulation.

This system worked so well that it could NOT be used in the summertime as the water would heat up like a overheated spa/hot tub.

During the winter it prevented any freezing of the pool or the recirculating system, and during the spring and fall added about 2 months to the swimming season.

The only negative was that we didn’t "dome" the cover tarp, and a whole lot of rain would collect that required the use of the little pump to remove the water before the tarp, insulation, and solar cover could be removed. Also, a lot of leaves would collect and had to be blown off almost daily during the fall tree shed of leaves.

We thought about it, but never tried making the cover dome shaped to deflect rain and leaves. We still think that would remove, or at least greatly reduce that negative aspect.

By the way, any hose with good connectors on the ends will work. Any holes could be easily "patched" with electrician’s tape as there is virtually little water pressure in the hose and pumping system while operating.

We even used good hoses that had one or both couplings cut off by inserting a short piece of pipe into the hose ends as a coupling. At first we used hose clamps, but found out that the hoses fit tightly enough on the pipes to not need clamps.

Once we had the system tested and tweaked enough, we then moved the coils of hose onto the back side of his south facing house ROOF. The advantages of this are that the hose coils were more closely oriented perpendicular to the Sun and thus operated more efficiently [collected more heat], AND were out of the way off of the pool deck. Not only that, but the heat of the shingle roof contributed to the heating of the hoses and water.

As it proved out over a few years of use [until he sold the house and moved] that pool heating system was an outstanding success. And again, with very little cost!!!!!

any suggestions or websites that are easy to navigate what have you done to your mountaineer?

Try this link out this might be what u have been looking for…

http://www.andysautosport.com/mercury/2002_2005_mountaineer//

The phone is a used LG CU500 cell phone from AT&T(locked) that comes with a leather case and a Sandisk 512 MB Micro SD card. Included is the original box and booklets. Please only answer if I can email you and you are going to actually pay for the phone and accessories.

pay for shipping and i’ll take it for free

a navy dress? I saw it in the spring…is it still trendy? Where can I find out more? I Googled to no avail.

YES!! YES!! YES!!
omgg those are soo in!!
that and along with a big huge bright nacklace as well!!

A retail shop selling handbags, costume jewelry, sunglasses, etc. Profit margin is 65% on sales value. If you were in my position which option will you choose?

Option A

Employ 2 sales girls (enough for a small shop) and let them handle walk-in customer sales.
AND
open another retail shop in another part of the same town and run it yourself.

Option B

Have only one single shop and have one staff to assist you.

It sounds like it will be wonderful! I would go with option B, have only one single shop, and have one staff assist you. Then you would know what was happening with costumers and you wouldn’t have to restock both shops or have a "compotition" between shops.
I really hope it works out for you!

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I want to get some funky stuff for my car, but i really despise all this racer stuff and fluffy steering wheel covers etc, and that’s the only stuff i can seem to find anywhere. I love random and odd things, for example, gloomy bears, chicki stuff, and tokidoki. I also love old school cartoons like roobarb and custard, and snoopy etc. Am into most things colourful and am looking for car seat covers, and other accessories. Can anyone help? Cant seem to find anything! I will buy from the internet but would prefer to stick to the UK. Please help me =]
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hey,

i use this website alot

http://www.twenga.co.uk/dir-Cars-Motorbikes,Car-interiors,Car-seat-cover

i usually use it for clothes but it has loads of other stuff on it!! Check it out, there is the usual boy racer and pink playboy stuff of course!!! but also some more unusual covers like bee cartoons etc!

So have a browse yourself and hopefully you’ll find something!

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