-Alex-

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/cto/5679344394.html For some reason, I feel you are the target audience here.

Have you talked to the other neighbors? Maybe you're the only one who said no and he figured he'd take the chance that you might not do anything about it. Prove his ass wrong.

Last weekend I set our projector up on the back deck to watch a movie with the neighbors. Wife is scanning through Netflix and yell "Wait! Go. Back.". Nobody else knew what it was

Booze cruise with a few canoes on one of the local rivers. I go to the Hocking River a few times each summer with friends and do the 7 mile route. Good times.

I basically subscribe to SiriusXM only to listen to the Jason Ellis Show on Faction.

I bought a Worx trimmer 7 years ago and the battery just crapped out Tuesday night. I'm planning on replacing it with another, probably this combo from Lowe's. I don't need the blower, but the extra battery is well worth it.

My parents own a funeral home and a monument business, so I deal with death literally every day. Hearing about the death of a child never gets easier. My thoughts are with you and all friends and family involved.

Carlyle Racing?

Movie was released in 2001, WRX came here as a 2002 model. I'm sure there were some already here at the time of filming for testing and marketing. The second movie was released in 2003 and had an Evo in it. If I remember right, they converted Lancers to film with since they knew the Evo would be available when the movie premiered or soon after. I believe it was originally planned to be an SRT-4. Lol

Not my style, but it's cool to see them taking off. Glad your work is paying off.

You're the king of cheapness, but there is no way that you realistically have $200 in the engine, fuel system and turbo setup. In a bone stock 5.3, sure, but a bone stock 5.3 doesn't make 1000 hp.

Understandable. I'm sure it's tough in the automotive industry to come up with different stories that people actually care about. Wonder how a $10k budget N/A Hemi would've done.

Not surprised by the outcome, but since they decided to base it on a mid range "sweet spot", they shouldn't have used the Boss intake on the Ford. Also, this is 2016, who builds a $10k "budget" naturally aspirated motor with street manners? With that budget, it's either boost or max effort pieces for the track. With the typical cubic inch vs multiple cams argument between Ford and Chevy guys, I wonder how a similarly built 5.3 would compare.

It's a lacquer paint, been used for many many years. It can be removed if you decide to later on since it's on top of the clear, but should hold up fine to the elements.

Very cool. I saw the car at Mopar Nats last year and took a pic of it, but wasn't aware of the background on it.

I'd like to congratulate Tim for prompting the shortest response that I've ever seen from Geeto.

The irony is so thick I can taste it.

Gorgeous

03-04 Cobra. Comfortable, pretty good handling, intoxicating sounds and holds value extremely well. Or, forget comfort, stretch the budget a few grand and get a gen 1 Viper? Lol

Looks like another "too good to pass up" jump'n'jive deal

Liar.

Awesome. For some reason, those painted seat backs and bottoms are probably my favorite thing on the car.

So awesome, glad you've found success and your hard work has been rewarded!

Hobos are a pain in the ass to get rid of. You don't want to welcome one into your yard.

Perhaps our resident expert Geeto67 will chime in.