Aaron

LOL, that is awesome, I choose to believe it was on purpose too.

Miller has one.

welcome

Something isn't correct, buddy had a v6 95 camaro with t tops and black cross panel as well...

Very cool. Glad your first instinct wasnt the other kind of shooting.

Even if cops were called there are circumstances that wouldn't yield a police report.

I thought you were joking about the ctd stuff lol. Wow

Damn man, you are cursed!

Damn, I blinked.

Haha mini course is mini. Gotta love the launch!

Jealous Of you guys. Had birthday events with the family today. :dumb:

So you cut jones lap times in half? :gabe:

Most of those are gross as shit. Possible nws also.

Regular white does that. Doesn't show the paint quality off we'll.

Wheels change the look entirely. Only thing left is to lower it about an inch or inch and a half. Looks great.

Breaking news. Loaded mid sized cars no longer cost 25k. USA today, 2005

Good looking cars, much better than its sonata twin. I do dislike that the caliper carriers aren't painted red with the calipers.

I think those level kits make them look as if there is reverse rake. I'd rather have it stock stance imo. OP, good looking truck, great color.

SS numbers are 9 digits, they read 10 or so I thought lol, that was a phone number they just read, for a cop

did they just give out a phone number?

this won't end well

I have an issue with the term gun deaths. Its really irrelevant IMO. Take the USA and some other country with very strict gun laws, or even no guns at all, country X. USA has 800 gun deaths, 100 knife deaths, 50 bat deaths, and 50 rock deaths. Country X has 100 gun deaths, 500 knife deaths, 300 bat deaths and 100 rock deaths. Taking a holistic approach to violence is the only way to get reasonable data imo.

I just want the ammo to be available, and cheap again.

I can see that, just as with the A4, it has grown slightly every generation, yielding something that is now as big as the old A6. I got it. More of a missed opportunity, than anything really shocking. Its shocking to lose weight and shrink a car, not make it heavier and grow it.