zeitgeist57

Start drinking from that drip tray and I'll be impressed

Available in July: 3BR 2BA 2-story 1,400sqft home in Grove City (Village of Urbancrest: just south of I-270 off of rt.62) for rent. 1-car attached garage. Awesome, roomy layout with upstairs laundry, walk-in closets.

 

BRAND NEW HOME, $850/mo. 10-year Lease w/ option to purchase also available. Email me for more details.

 

Thanks! smile.gif

2.2? I think is should have the 2.4. Good, torquey engine. Great deal!

Congrats, Hoblick! smile.gif Need pricing...Home in UA, garage on Southside.

...take them as you will.

 

*! Over 400,000 kids have up-to-date immunizations.

* School attendance is up 80% from levels before the war.

* Over 1,500 schools have been renovated and rid of the weapons stored there so education can occur.

* The port of Uhm Qasar was renovated so grain can be off-loaded from ships faster.

* The country had its first 2 billion barrel export of oil in August.

* Over 4.5 million people have clean drinking water for the first time ever in Iraq.

* The country now receives 2 times the electrical power it did before the war.

* 100% of the hospitals are open and fully staffed, compared to 35% before the war.

* Elections are taking place in every major city, and city councils are in place.

* Sewer and water lines are installed in every major city.

*! Over 60,000 police are patrolling the streets.

* Over 100,000 Iraqi civil defense police are securing the country.

* Over 80,000 Iraqi soldiers are patrolling the streets side by side with US soldiers.

* Over 400,000 people have telephones for the first time ever.

* Students are taught field sanitation and hand-washing techniques to prevent the spread of germs.

* An interim constitution has been signed.

* Girls are allowed to attend school.

* Textbooks that don't mention Saddam are in the schools for the first time in 30 years.

 

I'm not a HUGE fan of Bush right now, but don't be swayed by what the media "professes" to know about what's going on in Iraq. We're doing some pretty amazing things over there.

 

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Do you know where they're located? My friend and I are restoring his '71 Dart and we need the whole body dipped.

I did get my Vette smile.gif PM sent!

Aaron, was that your 240 with the dark rims? Looks sweet!

Please let me know if anyone on the board does lawnmowing/yard work for their business.

 

My sister-in-law and her husband are looking for someone to do their lawn. Thanks!

I saw one on ebay a while ago. Someone can correct me but I think it was a pretty large turbodiesel 4cyl. Definitely seemend like a cool combo.

 

On a related note, I hear Jeep is bringing a turbodiesel option to the Liberty. (I saw a bunch of Liberty's in Germany last summer, so this decision from DaimlerChrysler seemed like an easy one to counter growing American distaste for high-consumption, high-gas price SUVs). It WILL also be offered in a manual transmission.

 

Now, if they would just turbodiesel the Wrangler... smile.gif

Originally posted by white//ss:

Set of painted camaro 10 spoke wheels for sale. The wheels are very clean and in perfect condition. Would like $300 for the wheels. SLP is selling them for 400 not including shipping and handling. Email me at gaff_faulk@hotmail.com if interested.

Are they white like your car, or standard silver paint?

My friend and I got a Lincoln-Electric 175T that was only about $650 for the welder and argon tank at Linde's. If you get everything through them they'll throw in a face mask, gloves, all kinds of shizzy for free.

CE=C4?

 

If I buy a Vette soon I'll take'em.

 

Find someone to buy my Maxima! smile.gif

I'd definitely be interested.

 

Not a whole kit, since I feel that any over-the-shelf clay bar would do the trick...but ZFX, Z-2 and Z-5 would work for me.

+1 on factory lines not flowing enough. Braided stainless steel lines? -8 AN fittings?

....AAANNND CLAY HANDS OFF TO BRANDON! http://www.my-smileys.de/smileys_1/w-fahne_2.gif

Wet kit?

 

If so, I'm definitely interested. Hell, I call dibs unless I say otherwise

Fuck me.

 

Well...I'm sorry you got shafted, Greg. Seems like I got what's coming to me anyway

I have a set of Mille Miglias for sale here, but slowly realizing that I really won't get a very good sale off of them. One has a bend from a curb, but still drives nicely. It just makes a bump-bump-bump in the steering wheel when you make a left turn (bend is on the inside part of the rim)

 

Who locally can take a look at repairing this wheel? Also, does anyone know how much it would cost? THanks!

Is it true if I was to bore an engine out .030" I wouldn't need bigger pistons, just bigger piston rings? (rephrased = PROPERLY-SIZED piston rings?)

Tinman, can you get me Cox Brothers Fabrication's number? I can't seem to get a listing in the yellowpages.

 

BTW, thanx to everyone so far! FYI on dipping a unibody car: don't do it. Acid stays in the cracks and NEVER can get cleaned out enough not to damage any layer of paint you spray over it. One of the restorers I spoke with said they did four cars dipped, and after the fourth one they vowed never to do it again. The paint would bubble up within weeks of curing, and they'd have to prep and repaint the same area over and over.

Originally posted by COLD AIR:

It will take 3 times the $$$ that it is worth to restore it. mopeds are high $ it fix up

My friend and his dad worked on the Dart when he was in high school. We're now in our 20s and his father passed away. He's doing very well for himself so he wants to TOTALLY redo the car to keep for many, many more years.

 

Randy, PM sent. BTW, I've heard that chemically dipping a unibody is NOT a good idea...acid remains in a lot of seams and you can NEVER fully clean it out. As a result, paint will never hold in the area. Any other body/machine shops?!? smile.gif

Originally posted by GAS,GRASS,OR,ASS:

call me when your ready to work on your truck.

*beep* *beep* *Beep* *Beep*

 

BA-RRRRRRIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!!!

 

"Get yo ass over here now!"

 

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He replaced the inner fender wells (that also support the shock towers) 10 years ago, but it's beginning to rust from sitting out in the weather so long. He is looking to restore it, but also get some better performance out of it (warmed-over slant-6, better automatic, polyurethane bushings, Wilwood front disc brake conversion).

 

He doesn't want 9s, but he wants the best looking Dart on the road that will ride like a modern car. Believe me, he is very committed to doing this project right no matter what the costs are

I just helped a buddy bring his old 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger Special in from his home in Antrim, to a garage locally where we are stripping it apart to totally restore it.

 

As of this moment, we have doors, fenders, hood and trunk lid, interior out (except for dash and headliner) and the grille and bumpers off. It's clear that sitting next to a barn for the past 10 years has killed a lot of the car from the rocker panels around back to the rear leaf-spring mounts. The rest of the car is in great shape, save for the above-mentioned lower quarter part of the Dart.

 

He wants to get this REALLY done well, and I need to know if anyone knows places/people, or has hook-ups to the following:

 

>Chemical dipping (for body and panel restoration)

>Great body shop (repair rust damage and replace old panels with new)

>Machine shop (We're tearing down the 225 Slant-6, and he wants to bore it out .030, along with milled heads and a valve job)

>Paint shop (Coat the repaired car in a beautiful shade of some paint).

 

Please...any and all recommendations accepted! smile.gif