Adhesive headrests for a pick-up trucks rear window.

From : donny

Q: hi folks some mild cross posting but only to five groups and they are appropriate to the subject. im looking for those headrests you used to be able to get that stick to the inside of a pick-up trucks rear window behind the drivers head. good for resting while driving as well as if you get rear-ended. tried j.c. whitney no luck. also tried local auto parts stores no luck. any help thanks donny .

Replies:

From : redneck tookover hell

go to a wrecker and get some headrests from a car than go to a hardware store and get some glue. i think a large tube of liquid nail would be appropriate trading it in for a club cab is easier mac you know that is not the redneck way!!!!!!! now if they just made double sided duck tape !!!!!!! bg ill start watching reality tv shows when i can vote people off the planet. .

From : clare snyder on ca

on 22 nov 2003 182304 gmt mopar440@aol.comnet.org redneck tookover hell wrote go to a wrecker and get some headrests from a car than go to a hardware store and get some glue. i think a large tube of liquid nail would be appropriate trading it in for a club cab is easier mac you know that is not the redneck way!!!!!!! now if they just made double sided duck tape !!!!!!! bg just tie the headrest to the rifle rack with regular duct tape - a double wrap should do. ill start watching reality tv shows when i can vote people off the planet. .

From : curmudgeonmac davis

i posted a conclusion based on the information you provided. and then you criticize all americans because you cant be bothered to post all information pertinent to the problem!! sigh the world is full of pretentious assholes! on sat 22 nov 2003 101204 -0500 curmudgeon curmudgeon@noway.com wrote something is wrong with your truck. nope. wrong. you as so may americans are wont to do form your conclusion on too little information. we live at 5200ft and climbing hills out of that to even higher altitudes will produce knock in all but the finest of machinery. as redneck suggests the onset of pinging is an indicator of lean times ahead. i merely need to know when that onset is and since i am deaf in the frequency range a vacuum gauge will indicate for me to lift off and subsequently travel that length of the rise a little slower. going up a grade of gas or even to the top grade will reduce the onset but it seems foolhardy to this fiscally poorer individual that burning tank full after tank full of gas at 10c a gallon more to relieve about 30 second of potential knock once every three weeks is frugally derelict. a $12 vacuum gauge on the other hand... sigh the world is full of experts. -- kind regards jenny and her tribe of survivors. .

From : mac davis

on 22 nov 2003 182304 gmt mopar440@aol.comnet.org redneck tookover hell wrote go to a wrecker and get some headrests from a car than go to a hardware store and get some glue. i think a large tube of liquid nail would be appropriate trading it in for a club cab is easier mac you know that is not the redneck way!!!!!!! now if they just made double sided duck tape !!!!!!! bg duct duck for denny tape can not be improved! its like the force it has a dark side a light side and it holds the world together... .

From : denny

on 22 nov 2003 182304 gmt mopar440@aol.comnet.org redneck tookover hell wrote go to a wrecker and get some headrests from a car than go to a hardware store and get some glue. i think a large tube of liquid nail would be appropriate trading it in for a club cab is easier mac you know that is not the redneck way!!!!!!! now if they just made double sided duck tape !!!!!!! bg duct duck for denny tape can not be improved! its like the force it has a dark side a light side and it holds the world together... go quack at yourself!! vbg denny .

From : jason

i have seen them in the jc whitney catalog before. on 19 nov 2003 071706 -0600 donny six.bennetts@removeverizon.net wrote hi folks some mild cross posting but only to five groups and they are appropriate to the subject. im looking for those headrests you used to be able to get that stick to the inside of a pick-up trucks rear window behind the drivers head. good for resting while driving as well as if you get rear-ended. tried j.c. whitney no luck. also tried local auto parts stores no luck. any help thanks donny .

From : rnf2

hi folks some mild cross posting but only to five groups and they are appropriate to the subject. im looking for those headrests you used to be able to get that stick to the inside of a pick-up trucks rear window behind the drivers head. good for resting while driving as well as if you get rear-ended. tried j.c. whitney no luck. also tried local auto parts stores no luck. any help thanks donny go to a wrecker and get some headrests from a car than go to a hardware store and get some glue. you should be able to work out what comes next. rhys .

From : mac davis

on 21 nov 2003 230653 gmt mopar440@aol.comnet.org redneck tookover hell wrote go to a wrecker and get some headrests from a car than go to a hardware store and get some glue. i think a large tube of liquid nail would be appropriate trading it in for a club cab is easier and more effective... .