Dave1647545494

awesome

are you looking for a scattered site builder that lets you choose from different models or a full on custom house? I sent you a pm

any title office can handle that for you have your drivers lisence and some other form of ID and you are normally ok

goodguys would have been the place to find all of those cars

you have to sign up for asset-auctions to buy and they require an ffl wich I don't have.... pretty good deals if you can get the paperwork in order http://www.asset-auctions.com/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi?sallen99/category/ALL

I just went into a thread with pictures and it refreshed like 70 times before it let me look at it wtf?

looks good makes me miss my foxbody

you need to come and take this orange truck

haha

they already build a 400+ hp SS who cares about a z/28?

good pics

hooks under the spring on the bottom and presses on the retainer it just holds the spring compressed (like s strut spring) so you can change the seal or whatever and put it back on it may only be really usefull as a service tool since most people on here are changing the springs not the seal underneath

mmmm chevelle

"The last time we looked at [the G8], we decided that we would continue to import it as a Chevrolet. It is kind of too good to waste," Lutz told the mag. As for the G8 being "too good to waste": Amen to that, Bob. This also makes us wonder if law enforcement-grade models will be part of the deal with Holden to continue production. Chevy Caprice police cars? That's got a very familiar ring to it. The next question is whether a U.S. Caprice would mimic the Middle East-market Caprice, which is based on the long-wheelbase Holden Caprice/Statesman, or whether it will simply be a Chevy-badged version of the standard-wheelbase Holden Commodore/Pontiac G8/Chevrolet Lumina. Frankly, as long as there's ultimately a Caprice SS that is identical to the Pontiac G8 GXP in every critical way, we don't care. looks like its up in the air I hope they go long wheel base and make cop cars out of them

02 ftw

am I the only one who still uses the tool the slips over the spring with the jackscrew and the t-handle on it? make sure you use something to hold up the valve when you pull the spring out

I'm sure we can dig up the good brick if he wants in the car fast

fyi for the drinkers on here I saw that advance auto was now carrying a personal breath tester for around 75 bones

Jeff Grubb 207-5453 thats my Dad's carpet man tell him Dave Sigman said to call

you can charge it yourself you need thehose and a couple cans of r134a it may last all summer it may last a few hours depends on the leak

or call a mobile locksmith and they can come to your house and do it as long as you can prove you own the car

thats nasty

call downtown 232-8881

they must take better care of the roads there if you went that fast in ohio a pothole would wipe out your shit in about 2 seconds

when you get free hit me up its up on stands so its easy to get a good look at it