Hah... Hubs overpaid, clearly. At least it'll be back on the road and the parts recycled so others may also live.

I don't mind problems or roadblocks but, they were too great with this one.


I have never hurt my elbow except for cleaning house and you're a man so I'm guessing it more than likely one of the things Rick suggests :D

It may be a hyper extension, I know what that feels like in my knees but the elbow is the one joint I haven't destroyed yet so I really don't have a serous answer, but I still have a ton of smartassed ones. :)

Those are the best ones though :)

I'm not doing an account. It'll depress me.

Janet if you can wait until the weather breaks, and ship the car to me before you guys throw in the towel, I would be more than happy to see what I can do to get her running. They really are simple cars from an engineering standpoint, just a pain from the access side of it.

like....are there tissues stuck to you or things around the house?

Well if it makes you feel any better I stopped counting at 60k on my E36 that my daughter totaled. :(
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60k, ouch. Yup, feeling better already. ;)

Where is the like button?

True. :D

Feels like the same kind of strain I used to get in the back of the knees after spending a few hours leaning into the engine bay. Probably just need some time.

Pete, it's most likely tension on a pressure point in your back/neck/shoulder thats presenting pain in your elbow.

I had a similar thing a few months back. I lasted for more than six months. Eventually my bone cracker worked it out. Massage would work for a short duration, but after a day or so it would be back. Getting a re-alignment fixed it.

Sure sounds like old age to me

Interesting Jeff, hadn't thought that direction.


It's not the years Rick, it's the miles. :-).

Oh trust me I am all to familiar with that one. I am in great physical shape for a 117 year old rugby player

I could also feel the tension in my shoulder so it made it a little easier to diagnose.

But I'm not ruling out old age either.

My dad is in his mid sixties, played college football and then rugby until I was like 6 and he still moves pretty well.

There's nothing in the shoulder, the neck is a little stiff but i think that's due to hotel pillows. Might be completely travel induced. Who knows.

Yup, could definitely be from your stiff neck (there's more tissue jokes there).

hehe

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