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I think they just try way too hard, that the show seems a little fake or too scripted. They try to be like the Brits way too hard. I said it before and I'll say it again. It feels like I'm watching Bulgarian Idol.

Why? I don't get it. That car is worthless.

It ha been done on a couple of 03 04 Cobras. The idea behind it is that the supercharger will spool the turbos faster because it creates more heat to drive the turbos.

Every single guy that has been selling that car has been claiming 10.30's but no one has a slip or a video.

What's the price range on these cakes? I'm thinking about getting one made.

I may be interested in just the charger if it fits on my Compaq. I'm too cheap to pay $40 for a new charger.

That's cool.

You mean, people buy this shit???

You got a built bottom end on it?

Can a title be transferred in the buyers name??? Or will it be sold without one??? I know you said the title goes a couple of owners back.

Isn't it on his web site???

Probably a custom cam. Maybe an LS1 cam.

$5000 OBO on the windshield...

I agree Joe. They still owe me money till this day.

Come on Joe. We had fun back in the day.

Refi or purchase, no money down on refi.

20% down with no PMI, 5% down with PMI. It's kinda hard these days to get a 5% down, 15% equity line and 80% first mortgage.

Minimum is 3.5% FHA, 5% Conventional, 0% VA, 3% Home Path program, 0% USDA (Rural Development). That's about all the main programs available these days.

Someone looking to rehab a property and sell in a year or two and wants to pay the least amount of money towards interest.

Only closing cost you are going to have is your escrows (we have to collect a new escrow account since the current one is not transferable, but you get the balance of the old escrow back within 30 days), title company fees (these are dependent on the loan amount) and an appraisal fee. That's it.

These rates are with NO POINTS 680+ scores (we go down to 580 scores but there is a small adjustment on the rate). You can get a very good rate even with a 620+ score. 30 year FIXED 3.75% (3.5% with less than a point in buy-down) 20 Year FIXED 3.75% (not much different form 30 year) 15 Year FIXED 2.875% (hanging by a thread today, might be a small buy-down if rates change) 10 Year FIXED 2.875%

That was cool. First thing I noticed was buckeye donuts. Hehe

As of today. I work for a wholesale lender and that rate was through Union National Bank. I get rate sheets from 17 banks. The only thing that we do is originate the loan, fund it and than we sell it. Kinda like a broker but using our own money.

We got 2.875% on an FHA 15 year mortgage.

Props to Doc for actually driving his cars.