jblosser

Last day boys and girls! Things look good right now, but let's not forget how the hat with the HD jumped out to an early lead -- he may try to pull the same shit tonight. Rock the vote! A: 2008 Kawasaki Ninja 650R (73%, 4,068 Votes) B: 1981 Harley Davidson Custom Shovelhead (25%, 1,365 Votes)

My Ram has the regular console on top, and then there's a second console underneath the seat. It's big enough to hold one of these: (click)

A: 2008 Kawasaki Ninja 650R (73%, 4,039 Votes) B: 1981 Harley Davidson Custom Shovelhead (25%, 1,362 Votes)

@David: I think you were bashing your Mazda and the shop more than anyone here... Dude buys a new car, he's happy about it, and people want to shit in his punchbowl. The Big Wheel comment was funny, though. A 10 year, 100,000 mile warranty provides quite a bit of peace of mind, and that, obviously, is worth quite a bit to David. I'm guessing it would be worth something to all of us. So what if he bought new? If no one bought new, those of us who buy used wouldn't have anything to buy. I prefer to find a one or two year old vehicle, less than 20k on the clock, and with some sort of "certified pre-owned" program. The certified programs push the warranty out (usually) to 100k, better than most of the new car warranties. If a manufacturer is willing to stand behind the car for 100k miles (new or used), I'm willing to consider them. As for Hyundai, I like the new Sonata and am seeing a bunch of 'em on the street. IF I were in the 4 door, family car market it would be right up there on my list. Both Hyundai and Kia look like they're trying to "step their game up" as far as styling, build quality, and warranties go.

Saw something very similar on 'Armored Vehicles' on the History Channel or one of those, and Yes, brass was flowing out like water all over the roof. Very expensive to have to load that bad boy with 1,000 rounds just to go to Kroger...!

Better idea - distract 5-0 with a big machine gun that pops outta the roof. They'll never see the holster bolted to your dashboard...

I was gonna preface my post with "The Kid is right (for once)" but I wasn't feeling snarky...

That's Ohio's law. Gotta lock it up before leaving the vehicle. Good law, nothing bad ever happens on those idyllic campuses...Oh wait, nevermind...

That rig is illegal in Ohio. Assuming you have a CHL, if transporting a loaded weapon in a vehicle, you must have the weapon: (source: Ohio AG) - In a holster secured on your person, or - In plain sight in a closed bag/box/case that's closed by a zipper/snap/buckle, or - Securely encased in a closed glove box/vehicle console, or - Locked in a case. It (hopefully) goes without saying that you must have your CHL to transport a loaded weapon in a vehicle, including on a motorcycle.

Yeah, well, there is that. Repost comment retracted...

http://www.ohio-riders.com/showthread.php?t=63770 </snarky fucktard>

you ever think that posting a picture of you roasting the rear tire might not be the best way to sell your bike? free bump, fwiw.

Q. Whaddya get when you cross a Mexican with an Octopus? A. I don't know either, but it sure as hell can pick lettuce!

There's a link in their sig...

Tell the wife/gf "hey, from back here you look just like your sister"...

liar, liar, pants on fire. But, if you really did:

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Yup, Google always seems to take "central ohio" to mean "Central, Cleveland". I always forget, get that result, then remember to use "columbus ohio" instead. Stupid Google.

...nevermind. Bad Johnny, keep e-mouth shut.

Don't know about you, but I'm here for the content and the people. "Boring looking"? Looks fine to me. I'm on another VB-based board, and they've gone the other way - way too much "bling" for lack of a better word, to the point that it infringes on the site's usability. That site, by the way is probably 5 times as large as ORdN, judging by the # of members and posts.

:lol:

Nah, these two are right for you, at least color-wise: Matching 1994 Corvettes, hardtop and convertible, 'rare' copper color..

I'll be there, for sure. I recall seeing a '90 ZR1 with something like 2.8 miles on it a few years back at his show... He sold off his sign and memorabilia collection a couple of years ago, and 50 or so cars at some point. The signs and stuff were estimated to go for north of $3 large. No kids to inherit, or "the hell with the kids, I need cash"? If that was my pop's collection, you can be darn sure that most all of those would be staying. Maybe it's time to raid the college/life fund I set up for Jr...