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I would almost rather see it burn than try cleaning the mess up from that again.
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Tim, thanks for thinking of me....I would need a really good divorce attorney if I surprised my wife with that one. That is gorgeous. It will be a fun project for somebody with a lot more disposable income than me.
Riad, that hurt.
It actually doesn't look to be in that bad condition....might be a steal for someone, but who would do business with a company that feels the need to add into their introduction "WE ARE NOT IN THE BUSINESS OF ROBBING PEOPLE...."
Ok, backing away quietly but quickly........
Spider,
In addition to "not in the business of robbing people" ... it had a ton of words spelled incorrectly.
Mfletch,
If you can get a dozen rennlist'rs to put up 10-15k each and you add 10-15K in parts and labor we could do a "Jetshare" type of deal like Warren Buffet offers. I would tell everyone my yellow car is in storage and I only take it out on pristine days. lol
Jonesn, there is nothing wrong with that Fiero/Carrera GT that a match and some gasoline wouldn't fix. (if it's yours, I'm sorry
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Mother, you read my mind...I think I'll pick up the insurance before I try to start it, just in case. I only have a dry chemical extinguisher. I would almost rather see it burn than try cleaning the mess up from that again. I'll be sure to have my weenie and buns handy just in case.
I had lunch with Mfletch today and took a look at the car. Mark says he'll have it running this weekend, and all I could see was wires everywhere.....gotta' hand it to that boy...he's a freakin' genius when it comes to putting all that together. It looked like mission impossible to me. He told me he's giving his wife a great weekend....she gets to help him solder about 100 wires to put the looms together.
Mark...you really know how to show a woman a good time!! Honest guys...Mark's wife is one of a kind.
Chuck, thanks again for lunch and the company. Most of all, thanks for letting me drive your toy. Your brakes work really well (especially when approaching semis at warp speed). Next time, hopefully, you can take the iris blue car for a spin. It would be fun to get some of the local P-car guys together for a blast up Salmon Falls road. A field trip to Discovery Automotive would also be entertaining.
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