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Old 08-14-2008, 06:34 PM
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LMAO! That ought to get a nice, spirited debate started!! I think I'll copy that over to the SD forum just to give me some online entertainment tonight.

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I think that would be a GREAT IDEA!

Invite them to bring their cars over here.
I've got some bolt cutters to get them chains off & I'll bet with some fresh gas in the tank,we could even get some of them RUNNING!

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Old 08-14-2008, 08:16 PM
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I think that would be a GREAT IDEA!

Invite them to bring their cars over here.
I've got some bolt cutters to get them chains off & I'll bet with some fresh gas in the tank,we could even get some of them RUNNING!
Challenge Issued....things might get a little noisy here for the next few pages but it ought to be fun!

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Old 08-14-2008, 08:26 PM
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Challenge Issued....things might get a little noisy here for the next few pages but it ought to be fun!

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DUDE! I read your post over there.

That's pretty HARSH!

Tell them not to forget their timeslips.

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Old 08-15-2008, 08:02 AM
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Sorry I didn't see the post soon enough to respond. I was out in the garage waxing and prepping for the next show. You know, greasing the trailer bearings, checking lug nut torques, etc, etc.

When a car like the SD is at the top of the value food chain, it needs to be taken care of and pampered. HO's are a dime a dozen. Break one and you go out and get another. LOL

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Old 08-16-2008, 09:24 AM
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Sorry I didn't see the post soon enough to respond. I was out in the garage waxing and prepping for the next show. You know, greasing the trailer bearings, checking lug nut torques, etc, etc.

When a car like the SD is at the top of the value food chain, it needs to be taken care of and pampered. HO's are a dime a dozen. Break one and you go out and get another. LOL
Boing!

Wish i had more time to both pamper and race mine. for now she's just a non rainy-day daily driver in primer. (how many RAIV guys do that??????) What sort of screws the FS rules and any is what is going on (i.e. porting) inside the heads, intake and even the carb. time to go to work, truck or sd for the ride today?

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