Just the front end , bumper cover & headlights & little stuff it will all be fixed.

 

Glad you weren't hurt Steve, bad way to start the holidays though.

 

I removed the trans to replace the slave cylinder. I noticed one of the parts said saab on it and when I got the new slave from the dealer the box said made in germany. Not a bad job to do. Did find that they left out one of the top bellhousing bolts from the factory.

 

Missing bellhousing bolts have been reported in the past ballplr, as I recall its been only on SS models, why...who knows.

Back to OT, ran the Paddy-Wagon up to the hobby shop to pick up a new train that I ordered, then found an excuse to take the long way home via the back roads, Well OK, I'll be honest, I never do need that much of an excuse to take the long way home, sunny skies and a fine running HHR are all the excuse I ever need.

 

Today I gave the HHR a bath and cleaned up the inside. Nothing like a clean HHR inside and out.

 

today i cleaned the inside of my hhr to much dust

 

Moved the HHR out of the driveway so it wouldn't get more saw dust on it. The home project is getting more and more complicated - had to use the table saw again.
That wash job might happen tomorrow.

 

Didn't do much to the bus, My Nephew brought over his new wagon, poor thing it needed the Griot's treatment we gave it while the short bus watched.

 

With Thanksgiving day friends visiting & the heavy rains beginning..

My buggy has been nestled up cozy in its' spot (inside), & the battery tender is on..

 

SS fan, i want your nephew's wagon haha. i almost bought an A4 wagon before I got my SS, way too many miles on it though. was like 5 years old and had over 140k already...one day i'll have my Audi...haha