I was fumbling with some change at a toll booth and dropped a nickel. It’s a perfect fit in the seat holes. I can’t even get an x-acto knife in there to pry it out. Does anybody have any suggestions? Do the plastic rings pop out?
What do Thomas Jefferson, US Currency and the GT have in common?
- Thread starter Mark06GT
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I was fumbling with some change at a toll booth and dropped a nickel. It’s a perfect fit in the seat holes. I can’t even get an x-acto knife in there to pry it out. Does anybody have any suggestions? Do the plastic rings pop out?
JCSB
Ex GT Owner
AtomicGT
GT Owner
Solution 1) Fart in one of the other holes. It should lift right off.
Solution 2) Get 8 more for the other holes. For under a 1$ you could have a similar finish - just like the buttons.
Sorry, I could not resist.
Solution 2) Get 8 more for the other holes. For under a 1$ you could have a similar finish - just like the buttons.
Sorry, I could not resist.
No problem.
Charge an extra .25 cents for your car when you sell it.
Chip
I can’t get....it out. Does anybody have any suggestions?
Charge an extra .25 cents for your car when you sell it.
Chip
BlackICE
GT Owner
fjpikul
GT Owner
Indy GT
Yea, I got one...too
Magnet???
LOL
Frank it is back to the library to look up magnatism. No, it is not thermodynamics this time.....but maybe Physics!
LOL
Frank it is back to the library to look up magnatism. No, it is not thermodynamics this time.....but maybe Physics!
Kingman
GT Owner
Some 'Shadowman Blue Tape' on the end of your finger.....long enough to hold onto with you thumb and index finger as well.
BlackICE
GT Owner
S592R
GT Owner
- Dec 3, 2006
- 2,800
my son thinks this is a great game. does it about everytime he's in one of the Gt's. I carry a nerf dart from one of his nerf guns. Lick the suction cup and press down. Put pressure on the seat ( lean on one of your hands with most of your body weight .. it releases the edge of the coin from the cup) and pull SLOWLY out. Turn your hand at an angle as you lift in case the suction cup releases the coin. It will be on an edge then just grab it with a pair of needle nose plyers.
Must have taken $50 in change total out this way. What can I say? I love the kid. :lol
Must have taken $50 in change total out this way. What can I say? I love the kid. :lol
Kerby beat me to it!
Put wunna your wife's nylons over the nozzle first to catch the coin so you won't hafta "dumpster dive" in the 'bag.
Howard
GT Owner
Measure carefully and drill an access hole from the bottom of the GT. Then simply push it out with a wooden rod. Don't use a metal rod as it may scratch the paint!
Howard
Howard
Cobrar
GT Owner
Flipping the car over would definately solve the problem
Love that out of the box thinking!! :rofl:rofl
You must be an entrepreneur!! :wink
Thanks for all the ideas. I had already tried the suction cup & tape methods, but the coin was in too tight. The farting idea was creative (HHGT), but I was afraid that if I pushed too hard, I might blow my nuts off, so I had to take a pass on that one. I ended up using 5 minute epoxy and a large dowel. Even with all the leverage I had, I was surprised at how snug it was.
Thanks all.
Thanks all.