Conesmasher

I did mean five hundred, but I blew it. My small window of chance to be moderately hilarious was politely blocked by my inability to pay attention. Thanks Tom for the back up. Next time I'll just stick to forum lurking and t-bagging my wife.

Wow, I didn't notice that...hmm....well I guess I'm an asshole

well i know your not charging 5k for this car, did u mean 5,000

Great vid!!

You guys are awesome, thanks a million!!

I know what you mean...near the Continent area. Anyone have any cost info? I'll search, but let me know what you know!!

That was excellent!!!

I saw that awhile back. I just wish it would get done over night. I too drive through that shithole twice a day.

Crazy question......but I need to know. Where in the heck to purchase a keg of beer. The type would be Bud Light.

Hilarious http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YFaPOvq9uk

If anyone would like pictures of the Volks, let me know, I finally snapped a couple of shots.

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Should be in your inbox, thanks

pics sent to you too

pics sent

I am not really interested in a trade, but thanks for the offer.

This is a steal of a deal. I finally saved up enough money for my wedding and it's time to move to something else. Any questions please ask, you can PM or email me at tommygrant@gmail.com 1996 Honda Accord EX with 97 H22 5 spd 173,XXX on the body, no rust 70ish on the motor Pros – Leather interior w/ power front seat(damn good condition too) 16 x 7” Volk TE37’s Gold w/ 225/45/16 Ecsta Supra 712’s that need replaced Black Mcgaurd lug nuts 15” stock wheels w/ Hankook snow tires AEM cold air intake DC sports 4-2-1 headers Thermal stainless exhaust H&R sport springs Tockico Illumina 5-way adjustable shocks Suspension techniques front and rear sway bars Camber kits all around Goodridge stainless lines Hawk pads Denso Iridium plugs NGK wires Neuspeed front upper 20% tinted windows Momo knob and boot Fuel pressure gauge A/F ratio gauge Boost/Vacuum gauge (don’t ask, it has never been ‘boosted’) Custom 6-speaker w/ 2-sets of components w/ factory radio PIAA wiper blades (FTW) Compustar 5spd remote start and alarm w/ two remotes (1 2-way, 1 1-way) De-badged in the rear, but still has H emblem Slightly smoked tails Work that has been done – Timing belt and water pump replaced when motor had approx 65k Oil changed every 3-4k with Mobil One SuperSyn 10w-30 New radiator around the same time frame New clutch master and slave cylinder Spare parts – F22 transmission 5spd, that will bolt up and work P72 OBD I gsr ECU (for possible hondata) New center console plastic Hood bra Wiring harnesses galore The bad – CEL Hood striker needs to be pushed down in order for hood to latch Rear sway bar rattles with exhaust Pics available upon request, just reply or pm with email address and I'll send them.

I love winning before the season even starts.

Yep, Detroit isn't much more than a place you drive through to get to Windsor.

If it runs as good as it looks, I'd spends 8k on it........

That's why I only have people work on my car that I know and trust!

Allstate is losing money like it's going out of style. I am not sure of the reasons why, it could be Katrina, it could be operational, but they are not doing "well" at this current time. They seem to have recovered a little bit, but it's always going to be at the policyholders expense. Back to the orginal topic of insurance rates dropping at 25. A few years ago the auto insurance industry was plagued by unfair rates. The reason being that most insurers grouped drivers for the ages of 18-24 and 25-60 to be the same. Therefore there was only two basic age brackets. As of lately most insurers have gotten a better handle on it, rating their policy holders according to age, not just a group of ages. Therefore drivers at 25 no longer see the decrease that they once did. Before, when a driver turned 25, they got the 60 year old driving rates. Now they get a more accurate representation of age. The idea is that it is not fair for all of the older crowd to pay for all of the younger crowds misfortunes. The older you get (to a point) the less you wreck, that's blunt honesty. Now rates are better associated with the risk that they take on. Insurance companies are better matching risk to premium and that's what policyholders should want.

I found this to be an astounding marketing position. Props to VW. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fRLVMVZ1pU&search=Jetta%20friends http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5l0tlsFuLI&search=Jetta%20friends

That's insane

Where's my dollar bitch!