roadmasterwagon

u/roadmasterwagon



r/Autobody•

So I am stuck at the moment and would love some help. I have a mid-90s Roadmaster wagon that I love (black and wood, which is a rare combo) and want to fix. Hit a deer last year and have been trying with zero success to find a shop who will work with me on repairing the body, cleaning up the surface rust on the frame (frame was not bent but front end is a goner otherwise), and repainting the wagon.

I don't need any mechanical or interior work at all. They need to be comfortable working with a vehicle that will not move under its own power. This car was Florida for most of its life so it is solid. A couple of small spots that need attention in terms of rust but it genuinely is minimal.

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r/steelers•

Almost without question, he is a Hall of Fame coach. Good luck finding a better man for the job.

Here is the all-time leaderboard of winning percentage for NFL head coaches with a minimum of 150 games coached. Mike Tomlin is #8, Bill Cowher is #12, and Chuck Noll is #28.

Even if you look at playoff success, there are only a small handful of coaches who clearly have a stronger record (Belichick, Walsh, Gibbs, Noll, and Seifert). He is really, really good (and he's still incredibly young - only a few years older than Andy Reid was when he started coaching).

EDIT: And for all of you Belichick lovers out there, just remember - Belichick wa

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r/projectcar•

I posted about the weird deposits in my coolant tank earlier, but I thought I should start posting about this project now. This is my third RMW since 1997 (they were made from 1991-1996). The current car was one-owner from FL and purchased in 2013, and has been my daily since then. I've done a few small projects on it, audio, noise deadening, swapping for a bluetooth-equipped factory receiver, etc., but two months ago I was towing a trailer and hit a deer (RIP) at 70mph, and about 30-40 min later it overheated and broke down (small gash in the radiator).

I love these cars! Corvette engines. Seats like La-Z-Boy. A 4x8 sheet of plywood lays flat in the back. I have decided, wisely or n

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r/GameChangerApp•

Looking for how to aggregate/export our opponents' statistics against us. So for example, imagine we're about to play the same team for a third or fourth time, and I want to see what each of their players has done against us so far.

We scored the games and so the statistics are available for each individual game, but I can't see how to aggregate and/or export them.

Any suggestions?

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