Fiji ST

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I run a mounting bracket that a guy makes for Mustangs. It attaches under the bumper. http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=197&pictureid=8589

Sold everything this morning to my neighbor.

I'll give it some thought. I'd really like to get rid of all of it together if possible since it's a decent set. I can let you know.

BUMP

You've got it a few days. Keep working on her.

But why the veto??

I have a 3-piece bedroom set that I need to get rid of to make way for baby stuff. It is an older design, but is in very good shape and made of real wood. Used as a guest bed so hardly used the past 6 years I've owned it. Bought it from a family friend who owned it since new. You'll get the mirror, 8-drawer dresser, and full-size headboard with metal frame. No mattress or box spring. $75. Located a mile south of Tuttle Mall. http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff66/naborgia/804D9971-296D-4B57-8D41-94B12049E50F.jpg http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff66/naborgia/C5B7EE06-3FD1-4B67-B79A-ABDC8F0A61D1.jpg http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff66/naborgia/C77773F7-1F81-4744-B8D4-7DECD72FE346.jpg http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff66/naborgia/3654900D-289D-488F-AC7B-22E5B5313D70.jpg http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff66/naborgia/09DC838A-1CC3-4FEB-A52A-315DDE6A4DA6.jpg

How many miles on it?

This thing actually makes the STI look good. It honestly looks like the Joker got a bad botox injection from the front.

That's new to me. I've never heard of anything like this before. I will definitely check into that more. Wonder how much that would run? Thanks for the tip. I figured it wasn't the CV but that was the only thing I could find that was wrong. Definitely wasn't a clicking sound as I had that noise at the end of my old Mazda's ownership. Wheel bearing was shot and the CV boot was shredded.

Second thing I checked after the end links, which are a weak spot on these cars. Both are bone dry.

This takes me back. My best friend's parents had a 95 LWB, two-tone white with red and blood red interior. They took the two middle rows out and left the back two for passengers. So many road trips for soccer games with half the team or down to W. VA to their cabin. That thing was a mile long so we had no concerns about being overheard, nor did they ever catch on the times we stole their Busch Light.

It's an EX automatic with 129k on it. Drove to Ikea yesterday in the Honda and every once in a while there would be this horrible thumping noise almost like a wheel was falling off or a shock was gone and one of the wheels was bouncing freely. No other way to describe it. I had to stop twice to make sure everything was okay and climb underneath it this morning to see if I could find anything. Everything felt tight, nothing seemed broken or loose and the only thing I saw that may have been leaking was the passenger CV boot going into the rear differential. http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff66/naborgia/FABCFA6F-D5AB-47E0-8747-B1981863E726.jpg It felt no different driving. No vibrations or wobbles felt, and it seems to happen very randomly above 75 mph. I could slow down and it would go away within 5-10 seconds. Then I could speed back up with no issues for 5 minutes to 45 minutes. Any ideas? Could it be that CV boot?

Great story and pictures Doc.

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I remember being in high school in Pittsburgh, 2nd period Business class, when we heard. I had a cell phone at that, but couldn't get ahold of anyone (Dad was at work, mom was actually here at OSU). Had to wait for the bus and watch everything unfold on the little TV we had in our homeroom. I never wanted to be home more in my entire life, especially after the last plane went down in Shanksville. I'm also reminded of it a lot as my father-in-law is a retired police officer as well as a police chaplain for 22 years, and was a first responder who got to Manhattan two days after the attack. I've met several of the people who were there and that he's worked with over the past several years and even though many of them are sick now or have passed because of illness tied to recovery work (my father-in-law is still healthy thankfully), they all said they would do the same thing again if it happened tomorrow. Even though shit sucks right now in this country, it's still good to know there are still decent people out there willing to risk their own lives.

Do not get a Caliber. Even if it's the last used car on the planet, don't do it.

Anymore pictures of that SVX?

Nice buy!

Thanks for the suggestions. One of the guys at work suggested Grainger down in Worthington right after I posted this. They had it in stock and I got a Byers discount too. Of course, that wasn't the problem. Motor on the fan was fine too, so I bit the bullet and called someone in. Turned out to be some fuses had blown. $135 later and we have cold air again. He also inspected everything inside and outside the house, and did a little preventative maintenance on it so it was worth it I think. He even left an install job he was doing to come check it out.

A/C went out yesterday at the house. Compressor kicks on, but the fan doesn't spin unless I do it. Research leads me to the capacitor, but I can't seem to find one locally. Anyone know where I can buy one locally?

Been watching it all pretty much too. Swimming, diving, track, gymnastics, volleyball. Volleyball has gotten a lot more intense than I remember. Also watch a couple of the Brazilian football games on NBCSHD over the weekend.

What's his new name on here?

Remember his name by chance? I'll give CL a shot.