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Old 03-20-2014, 10:59 PM
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HELP ME, I AM HAVING A FLASHBACK...BUT THE PANEL ALIGNMENT ON MY LEMANS SPORT DELETE CLONE IS STILL BITCHIN'....


Although I do hope things worked out for you maybe next time you will assemble it properly it all starts with where you lag it into the concrete. I do concrete for a business and from what I see your steel pedestals are just being pulled off the top of your concrete floor. Bad installation I don't see anywhere that the lift failed just the person who installed it.
Not bad for a clone but looks like the hood to bumper did not fit to begin with. PS I like the Jumping dancing Pontiac Puds to bad all of them were not there when your lift failed you could of just handed it down one to another. If you don't take my advice they will be calling you benthoodbob bentfenderbob bentcoresupportbob bentvalancebob bentendurabumperbob but what could HOBI possibly know. Looks like the other lift is OK .OH that's right theres nothing on that one.


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Old 03-20-2014, 11:30 PM
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when i was younger i could lift the front end of a non-ac car by myself, and kick a cinder block under each wheel .

but like Hobi mentions, i started noticing it was playing havock on my front bumper and stuff . so i quit doing it that way .
Probably couldn't even do it now if i had to -


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Old 03-20-2014, 11:32 PM
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when i was younger i could lift the front end of a non-ac car by myself, and kick a cinder block under each wheel .



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Old 03-20-2014, 11:37 PM
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when i was younger i could lift the front end of a non-ac car by myself, and kick a cinder block under each wheel .

but like Hobi mentions, i started noticing it was playing havock on my front bumper and stuff . so i quit doing it that way .
Probably couldn't even do it now if i had to -

Baron I know I paid my phone bill this month but it has not yet had a North Carolina ring

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Old 03-21-2014, 01:44 AM
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I had to go out and steal a cell phone so i could call.
Couldn't figure out how to use the first three - so it took a while.
4th one was a charm

Good talking to you Hobi
if they trace back the call - dont give them my name
tellem it was Frank Rizzoghetti

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Old 03-21-2014, 02:03 AM
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Changed to buckets & console as well ...
Well damm , i thought it was column shift - buckets.
I woulda left the bench and used the column.
But - it aint mine.
Such a wild lil stripper 3 option JVert .

He added RWL tires and some type of chrome extensions too.
Going for some of that exterior flash

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I had to go out and steal a cell phone so i could call.
Couldn't figure out how to use the first three - so it took a while.
4th one was a charm

Good talking to you Hobi
if they trace back the call - dont give them my name
tellem it was Frank Rizzoghetti
Good talking to you Baron I cant believe in over 36 years of this we never crossed paths, I hope you make it to the Nationals in Pittsburg and I can hear some real RAM IV stories Dixie style, that is if I don't get beat up by a BOY BAND FIRST.

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Old 03-26-2014, 07:23 PM
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...will do some hunts in a bit for the H/O fork loader pics on here
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I still say Gary posted it.
On an unrelated search - found 2 of them that you posted in old thread you did about secret/hidden junkyards around Okie .
re-posting just for old times sake




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Old 03-26-2014, 09:46 PM
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One of those H/O cars just left that yard - I was on the phone with the past owner as it pulled away.

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chris that is the same car. first pic is where it was sitting when I found it. and the other is how he hauled it out to get it loaded to come here and then we have all seen the pics of it sitting at my place. it now resides in Minnesota.

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