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Everybody in here not named Scott is a troll and slow.

Good morning everybody. Well aparently not Phil, after the first post I can't say I'm surprised.

Nice car, love the white.

I've done that before, true story, it was raining though.

Dpending on how much room you need, I picked up a nice 5 draw cart a few years ago from Carquest in your price range. You'll just have to look around, places like Andersons, and Pep Boys will have basic stuff cheap. Harbor freight's stuff isn't bad either.

I'm buying these, so price no longer needed.

PMing

The movie isn't that good, nice scenery, nice cars, but a lack of the character from the original shows.

There's nothing up there.

:lolguy: Couldn't find an xyz Honda engine in junkyard, but wrecked Chevy truck and blown up Mustang.

I like the rusted and busted option, but if you have to do something paint it a flat color. Either black or red, if flat black do red steelies, red do white steelies.

:lolguy: Nice bike Jaron, hopefully I'll get to see it in person come summertime.

Why you mad? Don't like my bad fashion?

Thats funny, I have met him.

Willing to bet the nitrous never gets used.

I forsee your marriage not being as easy as mine :fuckyeah:

What's Katie's number? I'll tell her for you. She's not going to read that on here dummy.

Riding around on Paul's stuff.

I'm very interested in going, but I'm not sure if I can do it in my Miata. Does the hardtop count? I suppose it would need a rollbar. Maybe after I change some things on the Camaro.

they have gotten a lot more anal about proving ownership, make sure you call first so you have the correct documentation. GM tends to be pretty hit or miss on stuff thats 10 years old or older, its all on computer now.

You'd still need a key.

The dealership should be able to look up the key code and vats code so long as it has never been changed, however there have been cases where the vats code is not available. I beleive you can only look up key codes back to 2000, the parts department deals with that. If you can not get a vats code it would have to be hooked up to a tool to simulate the vats and figure out what it is, thats assuming you have a valid key code. Worst case scenario you have to buy a new lock cylinder, and have the dealership test the car for the vats code. Honestly this happens more often then not, and has to be done at the dealership because of the special tools. The lock cylinders for VATS come pre-coded and cannot be changed (maybe by a locksmith, but we don't).

You for your medical, me for my mechanical ability, and a few gunners we'd be set.

77.7%

Wow, just wow.