DukeOfUndersteer wrote:
needs more oil...that little bit on the hand won't do
When did Jeff Harbert (or whatever his name is - I probably got it wrong) get replaced by Unitended Victim as the thread creator?
TJ wrote: When did the original poster get replaced by Unitended Victim as the thread creator?
When I determined that he had suffered long enough for poking this nest of hornets. I appreciate folks with the conviction to use their real names, and didn't want to make him a martyr or meme for it. He deleted the post, but the name was still stuck in the server as the thread creator. He's been abused enough.
JoeyM wrote:DukeOfUndersteer wrote:needs more oil...that little bit on the hand won't do
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_lhspmjCJ4
me and my brother shared one in high school, white in base trim. got it up to 125 mph once outside Seabrook, NH and it could easily fit 8-9 high school kids.
Need more dirt!
Just like my first car - but when I got it it was already 34 years old
Learned to drive- 1966, age 6
First legal car, 1976
Theres not enough bandwidth for a total listing.
My second car, same color and even black wheels but stock valance.
My third:
My fourth, and present DD since 2002:
My fifth since 2005:
And #6, gone to the charity auction:
For being a car fan, I haven't had very many I guess.
Were I was all weekend.
What I learned to drive on:
My second tractor (the first was a Mustang):
Where I was last weekend..
Assigned to T4.
Got some old school Corner Worker stuff in..
Appleseed wrote: Were I was all weekend.
How was that? I was at an autocross in Rantoul.
friedgreencorrado wrote: Where *I* was last weekend..
Bloomingdale does have it's good points, doesn;t it?
347 Stroker Kit
slefain wrote:
My Father, to "upset" chevy guys, and in retailaition for putting SBCs in T-buckets and such, want to put one of those into one of these. And convert it to a 4.5"X5 bolt pattern.
neon4891 wrote:slefain wrote:My Father, to "upset" chevy guys, and in retailaition for putting SBCs in T-buckets and such, want to put one of those into one of these. And convert it to a 4.5"X5 bolt pattern.
I like your Dad!
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