Re: The Hornet Hood Emblem Arrived, Thanks Ed

["amc74hornet" <amc74hornet@xxxx>]

--- In BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Ed Veneck <edveneck@xxxx> wrote:
> Doc
> I'm glad that it will work for you. I'm also glad
> that I never throw anything way. That emblem had been
> laying in my tool box for over 20 years. I never
> throw it out, because I know that someday, somebody
> would need it. 
> Enjoy
> Ed
> --- amc74hornet <amc74hornet@xxxx> wrote:
> > The hood emblem for the new Hornet arrived safely
> > yesterday. I was hopeing the morons at the USP
> > wouldn't lose it like they did the inst. panel
> > lenses that Rick sent me. Thanks Ed. It is really
> > nice. Like Ed said the bee just needs to be glued
> > back into the chrome houseing. Now I see now that
> > the bee and the plastic lense are one piece. I
> > assumed the bee was seperate with a clear plastic
> > lense over it like the center on a 3 spoke steerning
> > wheel. The emblem is intact on my yellow Hornet but
> > the plastic has crows feet cracks all over it from
> > the sun. So since the lense and bee are one piece
> > just makeing a lense will not work to repair the
> > existing one, so I still need another Hornet bee
> > emblem for the hood of the Yellow car. 
> > "Doc" 
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
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Thanks. It's always the little parts that are hard to find. Especially plastic ones that the sun's UV rays kill. I try to not throw anything out either. The weather is cold out again and I got brokitus again for the second time in 3-4 weeks, makes breathing very difficul on top of my emphazima. Sunday is supposed to be a nice day in the mid 50's so I will put the emblem on then. In the mean time I will stay in the house and work on my interior parts. 
"Doc"