TimTaylor751647545500

It's an... ...Ubran legend.

We bought ours new in '06 and have taken it on a number of long trips and really like it. More comfortable than you may think. 80k miles later, its still going strong and (knock on wood) hasn't given us a single issue to date.

Element. My wife loves her's.

That's what I did this summer. Built an 8x8 that's 10' tall. Got a TON of stuff out of the garage and house. This was before paint. http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/377732_10150957978935651_703375650_21423087_90814774_n.jpg

Its here... http://forums.evolutionm.net/evo-show-shine/587909-retired-navy-guy-spray-painted-my-evo-caught-during-act-pics-vids.html

Wonder if they airbrushed her skank teeth.

If I came upon someone spray painting my car, busting my window out, slashing my tire; yeah, I'm more than likely NOT going to be very happy, but it's not my job to enforce punishment on the culprit, it's the police's job. It's just a damn car. Having your car spray painted is absolutely NOT the same principle as someone breaking into your house/garage. Again, it's not our job to enforce punishment on the culprit, it's the police/court's jobs to do so.

There's this new program on the internet, you guys should check it out.

How can anyone know what would or would not have happened if he had?

I'm thinking this could have gone much differently. Car owner could have took a video with his phone of the guy spraying the car (since it sounds like they "caught him in the act"), gotten his license plate and van description and called the cops. With that evidence, they could have easily arrested the guy. So many better ways to have handled this than what happened.

IMO, depends on the car.

Yeah, there are some really nice kits available. Kobalt has some decent versions at Lowe's that would pretty much take care of most shade tree mechanic's needs. So does Menards. Mine had about 4 hours into it.

Yes, but look at what color will be replaced.

I did make a minor change to the table today which really helps me to have everything I need right at arm's length. Now I'm at $84 http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/393590_10151063639500651_703375650_21827886_1078193854_n.jpg

I typically do a little googling before bedding.

Pretty nice. I had a total of $75 in this bench.

Let me know, I'd be happy to help out.

Mine are still in the shed. Waiting till I actually see accumulation before I install them.

For steelies, black is the way to go. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v289/TimTaylor75/Maxima/DSCN4930.jpg

Both would have been better.

That does look more like it! Nicely done.

Yeah, someone on garagejournal. I thought it was a late model Mustang light, but I "guess" I'm wrong.

http://i1099.photobucket.com/albums/g390/fredd7924/IMAG0154.jpg http://i1099.photobucket.com/albums/g390/fredd7924/IMAG0156.jpg

That's all it needs is glass?

Traditional hot rods are some of my favorite cars & trucks (my first being a '51 chevy 3100), but you're sure to find a whole lot more info on sites like H.A.M.B. etc.