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is that SKS a norinco?

Packing.org is your friend. WV Does not offer out of state permits. WV has reciprocity with VA and Kentucky, and thats about it. Kentucky does not offer out of state permits, but VA does. I'm not totally sure if it works this way, but I assume that if you get an out of state VA permit, that you would then be able to carry in WV.

We also have rain and cold.

From everything I've heard, the only really unreliable ones where the second gen turbo cars. The fix was dropping in a first gen turbo motor. That car should be just as reliable for rally racing as anything else, you'll only be breaking parts in rally's that you would be breaking racing whatever other FWD in a rally.

Andrew, he said 400 obo, it's cool thanks for watching out though

http://www.truckinohio.net/filedump/mike/chuck_car.gif

Eli, I thought you were a Socialist

LTI is fuel injected. It's also far cheaper than an LS1 setup, and many of the parts are interchangable with SBC's. If money is an issue, an LT1 is a good way to go.

Everyone has to start somewhere, no need to belittle someone for asking for advice instead of just going out there and possibly backing into someones car because he wasn't sure what to do

I thought it sounded like a bad idea...

Honestly, I have never heard anybody say that until this thread, and I learned to pull trailers when I was 16.

A jetski trailer is short, which means that it will turn on you way more than you want it to. When backing, make very small corrections with the steering wheel. Also, you only need to back it in just far enough to get the jetski on, if you go too far it won't sit on the trailer, will move around, and might not sit right when you pull it out. Just remember that you turn the wheel in the opposite direction of what you would normal do in order to get the trailer where you want it, and take turns a bit wider than normal. It gets kinda bumpy when you are jumping curbs. A trailer that only holds one probably wouldn't make a difference though, but make sure you are watching your mirrors constantly.

Yeah, want it back?

Search online, unknown what parts are needed but i would bet it would be in your best interest to replace all of the parts involved in the tap Also for free, fullsize standup freezer. Looks like a normal refridgerator, freezes nicely but for whatever reason builds up ice inside. Don't know if it needs a new seal or something else. Whoever takes it has to find a way to get it out of our basement.

I personally don't know of too many places where you could truly open up something like a 660 in Ohio, and like Evan said, 4x4's really aren't all that necessary. I would suggest saving some cash and getting something midsize two wheel drive. I'm biased towards a sport/utility type atv, as you can still get some speed out of it when you want, but they run the trails here a bit better than some sort of racing bike. And yeah, if you are going used check out the Polaris bikes The Pikey is selling on here, it's a great deal. I would have jumped on one of them if I would have been able to scrape the money together. I have seen them in person and they are in excellent shape.

Thanks, I'll think about it. I'm currently out of town, and would not be able to look at it until early next week, so if it's sold by then oh well

Would you say this would be a suitable daily driver if the body damage were fixed? Any rust? Auto or manual?

If you can wait until the end of the year, you will be able to get people to knock prices way down. The housing bubble that has been building for the last few years just burst, and over the next couple months, year, whatever, people are going to be finding out they nobody wants to buy now. This means that sellers will be getting rather desperate to unload. As for your price range, I doubt you will find anything in Worthington, German Village or Grandview. I know for a fact that it's easy to find houses for $100k and below in Westerville, most of the houses in that area in that price range were built around the 1950's so keep in mind you may want to update the electrical system if you buy there. I don't know so much about the other areas you listed. For websites, try out Craigslist and realtor.com. Just make sure you keep Mapquest around to check the location, I've found its easy to find a house that looks like a great deal, but ends up being in a shit location.

It's not like you live that far out. You are welcome over at my place whenever man, I'll let you know if anything is going down. Of course, I'm in CT right now, so it will have to wait a bit...

No, Jack Pee disapeared a long time ago. He was also from Cleveland.

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Or you can get an AR "pistol" and most likely spend less than you would on a cheap AR, and deal with less paperwork bullshit.

Jeremy Clarkson is my hero http://www.glumbert.com/media/carshoot

So when you have to swing that long ass barrel around and miss your target, it goes through your wall and into the neighbors house. Sweet.

What would ever cause you to think that a rifle would make a good home defense weapon?