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I bought a car from a New York dealer that floated the title this way.. I fully expected to have some issues, but the Ohio BMV processed it normally (with the Bill of Sale) without any problem.

Nowadays most employers seem to want (but not necessarily require) a PMP cert. for project management. Looks like that also requires a Bachelors degree, or at least a good amount of previous program management experience.

93 240SX, some of you may remember this: http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d144/morganlincoln/1993240sx_zps2cd6dcee.jpg ..dem shiny tires

Meanwhile, I have a credit card with the same rate as my federal grad school loans.. LOL.

Pretty worthless.. To put things in perspective, the Zillow value of my house was 1.8x my purchase price, and I only feel it was a "fair" deal..

I have the most basic Honeywell Wi-Fi model and its been fairly consistent. I use the android app often and have had no issues with connectivity or function. My only real criticism is that my interface only allows 4 periods in a day; although this may just be a limitation of my particular model.

^^^ That being said, dealers are generally good about not putting these things in writing.. Most likely a lost cause at this point.

I've got a used set of 235/40/18 General Exclaims that I picked up from a member here back in July. I paid $100 back then, if you want them for the same price they're all yours. I'm running winter tires for now, was looking to get a new set of summer tires next year anyway.

Yep, had the same issue with my CL at one point and got misfire codes (among others) to multiple cylinders.. Pulled plug off each coil pack until I found the one that had no effect and replaced.

I'd bet on a bad coil pack

I have a set you could have for $200, came with a house I just bought.. Still hooked up so you can see operational, although there is a spare washer/dryer motor sitting on a workbench which I have no clue about. You can Google the following to see what they look like (not sure if exact same models): Washer: GE Profile WPRB9220DWW Dryer: GE Profile DPSB620EC I am on the outskirts of Clintonville if you want to just stop by and see.

Another +1 for Ray Hughes.. He just finished replacing all of my cast iron main lines last week. Beat everyone else's schedule and price.

I might head up for a bit later.

If you can talk them into selling just that part, I know Buckeye Auto Parts had some B7's a few months ago (same switch according to ECS site). BAP may have had some B6's as well, I didn't check.

Got me curious.. Sent an e-mail

Sent a PM earlier, I'll take it if you still have it.

Brings back memories.. All look similar (definitely not the same), but its the little details that make a major impact on efficiency.

Another +1 for Derek. I called him out of nowhere for tires/alignment the other week and he took care of me in no time.

Yep, but have since moved on. Used to work at Honda in Greensburg, IN as well. Feel free to send a message and I'll answer whatever I can.

I looked into them briefly.. Motor mounts seemed to wear out quickly, but otherwise pretty solid My main concern would be maintenance costs for that engine, can't imagine them being easy to work on in that platform.

"2009 Chevrolet Cobalt SS - maroon 4 door with black / gray interior - loaded w/ sunroof -2.0l 4 cylinder - 5 speed - looks & drives great - 50,000 Miles - $9,500 614 306-0432 please text if no answer " http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/4074949320.html

http://forums.quattroworld.com/tt2/msgs/31001.phtml ..and the ensuing (cleaned up) APR shitshow. Mod list: http://forums.quattroworld.com/tt2/msgs/31041.phtml

Just ran across this on the CL, if still looking: http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/3841940420.html

When I've switched plans mid-cycle in the past, the billing date would stay the same but the cost of the plans themselves would be prorated. I am pretty sure the minutes/data would also continue to accumulate through the billing period as usual, but this sounds different from your situation. (All this was before the latest round of data plan changes)

A. Being closer to a standard font, it would be easier to replicate and scale outside of the logo while still being identifiable.