Alex L.

I'm fine, just in awe that this actually happened.

I lost 2-3 years of work and money, not to mention the possibility of the shop being engulfed, cars being destroyed, and that's aside from the chemicals exploding. Definitely a heavy dose of reality today.

In before captain faggot calls everyone stupid.

Here's how I spent my Sunday: http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/536056_3378806542860_1117265923_n.jpg

Why are we so stupid?

For IPS' sake, I hope this isn't the way you portray yourself outside of CR.

Thanks as always, Brian. I'll have to get the Supra up there once the new housing comes in.

Good times as always, got to see some familiar faces again. Thanks as always, Brian, for opening up for all of us.

This post would have been 100x better without the "Just sayin". Just sayin.

She tried to go hard in the paint with the hard R.

I wanted to waste money.

Fingers crossed.

Doesn't start till around 10.

Ain't nothin' wrong with an EG hatch. Welcome.

Great taste in wheels. Welcome aboard.

Maybe.

Great box, I have the same in black with carbon drawer guards. GLWS.

Thanks everyone.

Thanks guys.

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I'm very interested if neither one of them take them.

All of those guys are on here except none of them.

It did drive like a Ford.